by Elijah Challenge | Dec 13, 2011 | Articles/Teaching, Teachings, Training
Startling Revelations from the Parables of Jesus Return to Index of Teachings & Articles This is a parable Jesus taught which is particular applicable for believers, especially in America, during these last days before the appearing of our Lord and Savior Christ...
by Elijah Challenge | Dec 13, 2011 | Articles/Teaching, Teachings, Training
Today in America there are innumerable churches which have the word “Grace” in their names. This reflects the central tenet of Christianity that God’s grace for the forgiveness of sins was made available freely through the death and resurrection of Jesus Christ. I...
by Elijah Challenge | Dec 13, 2011 | Articles/Teaching, Teachings, Training
. Back to Fulfilling the Great Commission & the Last Days . Messages for Calebs I: A teaching for the Special Forces of the Kingdom Preached tirelessly from the pulpits of churches today are messages for the tired and the weary—those who have been beaten up...
by Elijah Challenge | Dec 13, 2011 | Articles/Teaching, Teachings, Training
Eternal reward in the Next Age Among most Christians today, there is little thought given to eternal rewards. Quite a bit of energy by contrast is committed to the things of this life and to securing God’s blessings here and now. There are those who may be more...
by Elijah Challenge | Dec 13, 2011 | Articles/Teaching, Teachings, Training
Are you sure you want to serve God? Startling Revelations from the Parables of Jesus Return to Index of Teachings & Articles In Christianity there is great importance placed on becoming a “Christian.” One has the impression that becoming a Christian is the end-all...
by Elijah Challenge | Dec 13, 2011 | Articles/Teaching, Teachings, Training
This article was authored in 2007 . Return to Index of True Grace vs. Cheap Grace . It is springtime for the Church. Prophecies are blossoming regarding the blessings that the Lord desires to pour forth in the year 2007. The Church has bloomed and responded with...
