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Quotes – April 2018
The Creator of all things subjected Himself to the womb of mankind. He humbled Himself to the very creation that He created. He became the smallest spark of life to give eternal life to as many as believe on His name. – Michael Haigh
Also quotes by Sir Robert Anderson, Spurgeon, and others.
As The Wheel Turns
Faith is the movement of the energy of the Spirit of God within the believer. This energy produces godly works in each true believer.
Quotes – March 2018
The great exercise of a Christian is to discern good and evil. – J. B. Stoney
Other quotes by C. H. Macintosh, Spurgeon and others.
Genesis 5:21-24 Enoch-Part ii – The Walk Without an End
Did God actually communicate face to face with any member of the human species?
Quotes – February 2018
In His creatorial power there were no restrictions, no limits to His power, by His infinite power He brought forth substance out of nothing. Therefore, by His great creatorial power could He not be able to control and keep the very elements that He created. – Michael Haigh
Genesis 5:1-32 – Enoch – Part i –
As a Christian, why should I know anything about one man who lived thousands of years ago? As a non-believer, what is ahead for me that I should be aware of . . .
Quotes – January 2018
When all have rights, then no one has rights. When all make claim to their rights, then it infringes on someone’s rights. Man has only liberties and privileges — it is only God who has rights! Michael Haigh
Quotes – December 2017
The last act of faith is age. – Michael Haigh
Falsely Accused
A righteous and good man is falsely accused of attempted rape and sexual misconduct, so what really happened?
Quotes – November 2017
Enoch in his day was ready . . . . I do not think his departure created a gap in the political or social circles of the day. He had been outside all that for hundreds of years. – C. A. Coates
Genesis 5:1-32 – The Men Who Did Not Age . . . Part II
How could the phrase ‘and he died’ refer to a new beginning or a new epoch?