Everyone has three basic questions that set the course of their life: What Am I? What Will I Become? How Will My Future be Determined? Great poets and philosophers have pondered these questions. We run into the future and wonder if we’re on the right track. We wonder what we are and what will we…
All of us have experienced guilt in our lives. It can be a very difficult mental and emotional experience. The Bible is clear about how to live without guilt. This teaching by David L. Johnston will help anyone overcome, and live without guilt.
Is there a difference when a person says, “I love ice-cream” and then in another setting says, “I Love You Sweetheart?” I hope so. Obviously there is a difference, a big difference. In our culture it seems that the words, “I love you,” can be very ambiguous. Men often to pretend to “give love” in…
The words of the song are true, “Into each life some rain must fall, some tears must fall… but not too much.” The sun needs to shine. God wants you cheerful. This teaching presents twelve steps you can follow to assure that you will live in the near constant condition of joy. How important is…
What do you do when you are put down? Or hated? Or feel heart pains? Or face fear? Or feel weak? Or feel like running away? What do you do when you have a “Judas” in your life, a traitor, or a disloyal friend? The secrets to handling all of the above with peace and…
There are contaminations of all kinds; chemical, biological, environmental, and moral. Contaminants, by definition, are the presence and influence of unwanted constituents. We face a clear and present danger of world-wide contaminations. However, we also face unclear and present dangers of generation-wide contaminations as well. In this teaching the unclear and present dangers will become…
There is a difference between being critiqued and being criticized. One is positive, the other negative; one is constructive, the other destructive; one is careful, the other is careless; one is intended to lift up, the other to put down. It is not nice to be vilified, defamed, chided, reviled or reproached. Worse yet, is…
It very easy to fall prey to being critical of others. At times people justify their criticism, and as a result damage relationships with others. Many don’t understand how to live without a critical spirit, and often they become bitter and judgmental. This teaching by pastor David L. Johnston will empower anyone to live free…
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…
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…