Tag: good news
Please consider supporting this ministry:
-
The King’s House of Bricks
$12.18 -
Wooden Cross W/ Jesus Engraving (4 Pack)
$12.00 -
Defining Inexplicit Doctrine
$10.26 -
The King’s House of Bricks Special Edition Release
$15.00 -
American Flag Wood Cutout (2-pack)
$2.50 -
Children of the Serpent Mother
$10.26 -
E-Book The King’s House of Bricks (ePub)
Original price was: $5.00.$0.00Current price is: $0.00. -
Cutting Board: 16×10 Inch Red and Yellow Quartz Pattern
$40.00 -
Slain in the Spirit
$13.18 -
Custom Epoxy Resin Countertops, Tabletops, Floors, Other Surfaces
$1.00 -
Cutting Board: 16×10 Inch Red and Black Marble Pattern
$40.00 -
Killing Death
$17.66 -
Custom Wood Countertops, Tabletops, Floors, Other Surfaces
$1.00 -
The Hope of Jesus
$25.66 -
Cedar Cross Desktop Organizer / Book Cubby
$10.00 -
He Loves Us
$10.36 -
Custom Engraving / Etching
$1.00 -
The White Horse By AP Cannon, Mixed Media, Original 1/1
$40.00 -
Christ Alone Cork 5-Panel Trucker Snap Back with Mesh Back (Navy Blue)
$30.00 -
Ocean Coffee Table With Cedar Trestle Base
$280.40 -
Pinewood Guitar Picks (Pack of 5)
$1.50 -
Refinished Farmhouse Style Island / Bar For Kitchen Deck Porch (Pick Up or Delivery Only)
Original price was: $500.00.$450.00Current price is: $450.00. -
Reel Life Cork 5-Panel Trucker Snap Back with Mesh Back (Navy Blue)
$25.00 -
E-Book The Hope of Jesus (ePub Format)
$10.00 -
1.75 Inch Knight Wood Token (Pack of 4)
$2.50
-
The Accessibility of God- Exodus 27
God instructs Israel to build the bronze altar for sacrifices and the outer court of the Tabernacle. When He finishes instructing them how to build those things, He instructs Aaron and his sons to keep the tent of meeting in order from evening to morning. He instructs the people to bring oil so that the…
-
Forgetting that the Gospel is Good News, Romans 1:7
There is much we can learn in the introduction of the letters in Scripture. I notice that we have a tendency in this sinful condition to do two things. First, we are quick to skip most introductions. We skip the preludes in most books today. Second, we tend to forget that the Gospel is good…