Being offended means to be hurt, angered, or upset by something someone else has done. God has laws in which offense can be prevented. One of these commands include “turning the other cheek” (Matthew 5:39). This principle is one of the most misunderstood in the Bible. We are guessing there are very few teachings on…
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The Bible has clear instructions on how to control our emotions. Pastor David L. Johnston presents Five Biblical Steps, that when practiced will get you on the right track to the best life possible.
America is looking for advice. However, America is not yielding to the instruction (advice) of the Bible. Therefore calamity is beginning to show itself more evident day after day. A study conducted in 2012 has stunning results. The survey, conducted by Harris Interactive on behalf of American Bible Society to coincide with the release of…
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What is self-abuse? Thinking thoughts, or speaking words, or doing actions that cause damage or harm to oneself. This teaching by David L. Johnston covers 20 very important points in providing help to a self-abuser.
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What is self-abuse? Thinking thoughts or speaking words or doing actions that cause damage or harm to oneself. This teaching by David L. Johnston covers what to do when one is inflicting mental and emotional abuse on themselves. He also explains in detail how to understand what self abuse really is. With the root structure…
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How To Receive From God
Understanding How and Why the Holy Spirit Works In Christians. The Holy Spirit does more than those things in our spirit, He also does things in our hearts, our souls, our minds, our emotions. In fact, He also does things in our bodies. In this teaching, Pastor David covers the seven things the Holy Spirit…
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What does the Bible say about this subject? The world has made it clear on which of these two we should seek, however God has a different plan. David L. Johnston teaches on the differences and what we should strive towards.
The Four Blessings of Psalm 32. In this teaching Pastor David covers the four crucial, critical, primary, and foundational that everyone needs to know for sure that they know and receive these four foundational blessings found in this Psalm.
Throughout the Bible, God’s people are described as happy and blessed—a people who can rejoice in all circumstances. Why? Because we have a personal relationship with God—because we know God. In Him, we have hope and strength. We live in the continual joy of His presence. And nothing can take that joy from us. No trouble can remove His joy…
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