Our society has reached a level of moral depravity unimaginable by previous generations. How did it get this bad?
"Pentecost" by Jim Eason
"The Small Gospel" by Jim Eason
"Zeitgeist" by Chris Gregor
Much of what we consider common sense can be attributed to the values we glean from our present culture. But values such as these will change with the times to the extent that one generation can be at odds with the next. Is there a transcendent truth that endures despite the moral flux of humanity? And if there is, how do we tap into it?
"Complaining" by Jim Eason
"History and Today" by Sam Jones
"The Broad Brush" by Jim Eason
"Feast of Trumpets" by Jim Eason
The Feast of Trumpets is a day heavy in meaning. It looks forward to a day of judgment and justice. But some in this world do not wish to see it. Some profit from injustice, are corrupt to their core, and are offended by God’s ways. When God establishes His Kingdom here on earth, those who transgress will be overthrown and cast down, and those who have endured to the end will be exalted.
