THE DOOM AND GLOOM GOSPEL

Should you plan your life expecting the doom and gloom prophecies predicted in the Bible to be soon?

Friends by Larry Watkins

When No One Is Watching

by Brandy Webb

The other day my family and I were watching a fun series called Brain Games, and in one episode about lying, it had a study done with children. The premise was to have a group of children sit at a table with this tasty chocolate cake, and an adult would tell them that they were not to have any of the cake. In fact, they could not even touch the cake. Then the adult would leave the room to watch the children behind a two-way mirror. All but one of the kids could not resist the temptation. They just had to at least touch it with the tip of their finger. It was too hard to do the right thing when no one was around.

WHICH DAY IS THE REAL SABBATH?

Bill Watson and Wayne Hendrix discuss scripture and history concerning the correct day of worship.

God’s Love by Brian G. Bettes

Pulling Together In The Yoke

by Brian G. Bettes

In a recent blog, I talked about “tugging against the leash.” In a comment to that blog, a reader responded with this:

“The more we trust in God, the more we understand that His yoke (leash) really is pretty light.” The comparison of God’s “leash” to His yoke being referenced here is in Matthew 11:29-30 which states:

Take my yoke upon you, and learn of me; for I am meek and lowly in heart: and ye shall find rest unto your souls. For my yoke is easy, and my burden is light (KJV).

The Greek word used for “yoke” in this verse, zugos, means to join or couple together, specifically by a yoke. It also has a literal meaning of being the beam of the balance that connects the scales, or “a pair of balances.”

WHAT IS THE GOSPEL?

Bill Watson and Wayne Hendrix discuss the meaning of the Gospel.