t appears that we now come full circle: we return to The Cross of Jesus Christ to behold the Seventh Element of Revival: Death.

t is a common misconception, even among knowledgeable Christians, that guilt and conviction are synonymous (or at the least are similar enough to use interchangeably); this is certainly not the case when it comes to the Counsel of God and the Plan of Redemption.

efore we embark on the final leg of our examination of the factors that make Biblical Christianity uniquely Un-Religious,

t's been some time since Part One of this series was added to Book II of the Oasis; and now finally I've found the time and Divine Inspiration to revisit this great mystery of intercession.

I'm really looking forward to writing this message; so let's get started, shall we?!

If it were possible to take a survey of every human being alive right now on the face of Planet Earth above the age of puberty, asking them what is the most enjoyable thing about being a member of the human race, what do you think the majority of us would say?

Now calm down!

I realize that at the end of my last message, when I listed the things that people put in the place of Christ Jesus, I may have stepped on a toe here or there.

A god who is too weak to provide for our earthly needs is probably too weak to care for our spiritual needs.

Who do you suppose is the Number One Person in God's Life?

od is Perfect.

was enjoying one of my frequent pity parties when God shared this with me; I call it The Secret of Faith: