Fear, Skepticism and Confusion 

From the fear of “the bomb” of the early 1950s, to the global warming scare today, that America is dying in a sea of pollution, “the end of the world” has concerned us since we were school children. Today, we continue to live in fear of nuclear annihilation, terrorism, epidemics, droughts, famine, tsunamis and earthquakes.

  Many see a connection between today’s news and the ancient “end-time” prophecies recorded in scripture. Others have bec...

It is no surprise to many people, that as many as 18 percent of those brought back to life after a heart attack have had near-death experiences. To others, the idea that the human consciousness and the body can exist distinctly from each other seems unscientific. However, if there is no existence beyond the grave, then millions of people throughout history, from the Pharaohs of Egypt to Jesus of Nazareth, have been deluded.

An Eternal Destination

Because death can’t be avoided by exercise...

By: Sister Bridgette Franklin


I remember just like it was yesterday when I bought my house. It was my first house and it was extremely stressful, especially going through it alone. I remember telling God that the only names I wanted on that deed were His and mine. He granted my request.  I had looked at many homes and had bid on one in particular, I REALLY wanted this house. I fasted and prayed but lost the bid to a higher bidder. I then saw another house that already had white carpet in ...

The Battle Between Good vs. Evil Continues

Spiritual Warfare is an often-swept-under-the-rug topic in today's churches.  Folks think it is too much of an "extreme" or "mysterious" topic to discuss, so it is left unsaid.  But this way of thinking has produced an entire generation of Christians who are unlearned and unprepared for spiritual warfare.  Why is this a bad thing?  Because spiritual warfare is all around us, everyday! Satan (the Devil) is of course, the BAD guy, and God is of course...

By: Minister Anaclet Phiri
      Peace 4 Nations Ministries

Throughout the Bible history, God called people directly or indirectly and gave them special instructions of what they were to do for Him. For example Adam and Eve were instructed to manage the creation on behalf of God (Genesis 1:26). Abraham was called to leave his country and go to the land God would show him (Genesis 12:1-3). Moses was instructed to go back to Egypt to lead God's people out of bondage (Exodus 3). Jesus called the t...