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Gerald E. Weston

You Bet Your Life!

Gambling is big business. Not all gambling revolves around games of money. You may not realize that you have bet big on the most important decision of your life. Today it is fashionable to reject God, but since you really can’t prove that he doesn’t exist, isn’t that a high stakes gamble? And is that a good bet, or a foolish one?

The Truth About Bible Prophecy

Have you ever thought, “If I knew then what I know today, I would have…” and you fill in the blank? Most of us would do some things differently with the advantage of hindsight. We cannot change the past, but what about the future? Is it possible to know tomorrow’s news headlines today? Is there a trustworthy source that predicts future events? Bible prophecy has been proven accurate time and time again, you need to know what it reveals about your future!

Christ Versus Christianity

As shocking as it may be, the church Jesus founded is nothing like the many churches calling themselves by His name. This is fact and can be easily proven. A brief reading of the New Testament reveals many practices of Jesus, the Apostles and the early Church that are not found in most mainstream churches today—even those calling themselves Christian. Does it matter what Jesus and the Apostles did? If so, you need to look at their actions and ask why so few are doing the same.

Eat, Drink: Tomorrow We Die!

The concept of live for today and forget about tomorrow permeates much of our post-modern culture, especially among our youth. It is the nihilistic refrain of meaninglessness and is the natural outcome of evolutionary theory, which for most people is a replacement for God. If there is meaning to life, then what is it? Is meaning merely a matter of opinion? Or is there are great purpose established by a Creator of all life that exists?

Successful Leaders

In the 6th century BC, King Nebuchadnezzar of Babylon took thousands of captives from Jerusalem and the surrounding territories. Virtually all of these captives remain nameless to us today. However, a few prospered and rose to hold powerful government positions in the foreign kingdom of Babylon. What caused these men to stand out from among their peers? What can their example teach us about successful leadership?

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