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The Miracle of Pentecost
Millions of Christians from around the world will come together on May 31 this year, to celebrate the birthday of the church on the Day of Pentecost. Thousands of sermons will be delivered that day about the birth of the church, the coming of the Comforter, the Holy...
Here come the firstfruits of the harvest
In these days of a pandemic, and as another annual Sabbath approaches, the true Bible-believing people who seek to worship God in Spirit and in Truth, have their minds now set on the Feast of Firstfruits, better known as the Day of Pentecost, which will be on May 31,...
Dark clouds on the horizon
Dark clouds are on the horizon right now. The clouds are going to get darker. Whenever the dark clouds are there, we don’t need a meteorologist to tell us it is going to rain or there’s a storm coming. This grim picture of the dark clouds facing humanity carries no...
In the twinkling of an eye
Since February, this year, our world has been undergoing a transformation. Our world of January 2020, looks nowhere like our world of April 2020. In January 2020, our world lived up to its expectations – some economies were booming, struggling, stagnant, and...
Hot Cross Buns or Unleavened Bread?
These are the Days of Unleavened Bread, observed this year from April 9 – 15. These are the “appointed times” or “seasons” of God given at creation (Gen. 1:14) for humanity to set aside for appearing before Him. The Hebrew word “moed” is translated “season” in the...
Which would Jesus observe: Easter or Passover?
From biblical history, we know the Christians of Asia Minor did not keep Easter in the Second Century A.D. They kept the Passover.We know, too, Polycarp, the last known living apostle and student of the apostle John, held firm to his belief that the Passover should...
Back to the basics of knowing God
The coronavirus pandemic has many lessons for our sin-sick society. We should heed them, learn from them, and brace for even worse scenarios in the not too distant future. Dooms day prophet? Call it what you will. For the naysayers, the sceptics, mockers, and all...
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