Bible
Simply to thy cross I cling?
How much easier and more Christian is it to cling to the Cross than to seek the kingdom? In the words of an old church hymn: “Nothing in my hand I bring, Simply to thy cross I cling;” And what kind of a price are we paying for this pervasive belief/habit? Your thoughts please?
READ MORE →Speaking This Weekend
Glory Center Reminder: Dr. John Noe will be with us this weekend. He will be teaching and dialoguing with us on Saturday morning beginning at 10:00 a.m. He will be demonstrating why a proper and thoroughly scriptural view of Eschatology is so important, and explaining other things along the way to show why a “fulfilled”…
READ MORE →Video #5 in “Greater Than We Believe
Here’s the latest in our “Greater Than We Believe” series: “Why Is Jesus’ ‘Second Coming’ Never Mentioned in the Bible?” — Video #5 & others Your YouTube link for this and the other videos is: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCfQNnH5sTSa6PqBHxgu8ZuQ We believe you will find these new videos quite unique, enjoyable, and readily shareable. Thanks for watching! More…
READ MORE →Video #2 — 7 Reasons Why Your View of the End is So Important (#1-4)
In this Videos #2 in our new series “Greater Than We Believe” Stephen King and I discuss: reasons #1-4 for why your view of the End is so important. 1) Your view of the future determines your philosophy of life. 2) How much of the Bible is involved? 3) How much salvation do we currently…
READ MORE →Video #1 — What Is Greater?
In this Video #1 of the new series “Greater Than We Believe” author John Noe and producer Stephen King discuss “3 Greater Propositions” followed with a T-minus 40-year countdown to the end the Bible consistently proclaims. Thus demonstrating the intensification of nearness language ratcheting up as Jesus’ 40-year “this generation” time frame wound down. Here’s…
READ MORE →Introducing “Greater Than We Believe”
Introducing “Greater Than We Believe” – a new series by author John Noe and producer Stephen King, exploring the Bible, the End of the World, Prophecy, and how it affects us all. Check out the preview below!
READ MORE →The Classic Problem
More than any other issue or challenge, this classic problem of evil has caused countless Christians to stumble and abandon their faith. Consequently, few topics in the history of Christianity and Western civilization have been discussed, debated, and written about more than the existence of evil, pain, and suffering in our world. Sadly, however,…
READ MORE →Fantasy Christianity
It’s billed . . . as ‘the climax of the book of Revelation . . . . the ultimate hope—a material world in which all suffering [pain and evil] is gone [in] a new heaven and a new earth . . . . the future-perfect world.’ . . . “Problem is, that’s not how…
READ MORE →Run . . . the Race!
The writer of Hebrews was a big race fan. And that’s what we will be doing this weekend here in Indy – running the 98th Indianapolis 500 Mile Race. I’ll be there, along with my son and a grandson, as I have been for many years. So what race are you running…
READ MORE →“I create evil.” (God)
What do you do with this emphatic declaration and revelation from God Himself in Isaiah 45:7, KJV? Most theologians try to distance God from any responsibility for evil saying He only “allows, permits, or uses evil.” But the Hebrew word translated evil here is “ra.” That’s the same word translated as evil in…
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