The Plan of God - A Journey Through the Bible - “In the beginning God created the heavens and the earth” (Genesis 1:1).  And so begins your story.  Not only your story, but the story of your parents, grandparents, and great-great-great-great grandparents. Your story has an end, located in the last few chapters of the book of Revelation.  These chapters describe the return of Jesus; the banishment, temporary and permanent, of Satan and his demons; the establishment of God’s kingdom on earth; the first through third resurrections; and the relocation of God the Father’s throne to a transformed earth. (Note: In PDF Format - You will need a PDF Reading Program)

MANY ARE CALLED, FEW ARE CHOSEN - I’m a regular guy. I like sports, particularly football.  I enjoy action movies and silly sitcoms. Occasionally I watch cartoons, giggling like a kid at the antics of Bugs Bunny, Daffy Duck, and Yosemite Sam. I’d like to posthumously punish whoever invented suits and ties.  When I visit McDonald’s and Wendy’s, I don’t order the salads.  If you give the remote to me, I won’t return it until I flip through 100 or so channels at breakneck speed, twice.

GOD - I FEEL GUILTY - Have you ever said, "I feel so guilty because I ---------------" Of course you have. We all face the problem of guilt.
Because we have a conscience, guilt is a problem. Cons­cience has been balled by many "the voice of God within us--­the knowing part of man which agrees with God's revelations of right and wrong. "It was created in us by God to operate ac­cording to divine law. Since the testimony of conscience rests upon divine law, it's beyond our control.
 

GOD  - I'M Tempted - Temptation has been defined as "an effort to try to persuade, induce, entice especially to something sensually pleasurable or immoral." It means "to arouse a desire." Basically, temptation is that inner voice that says "go ahead and do it" when you know you should not.
Like a story been told of a man hunted in vain for a park­ing space and in desperation left his car in a no parking zone with a note on the windshield: "I’ve circled this block ten times and I have an appointment to keep or lose my job. Forgive us our trespasses."
 

God – I’m Depressed - Most Christians face the same problems non-Christians face. However, many Christians are unaware that God has provided principles in His Word to help handle life's pressures and problems.
You have to understand and examine some of man's basic problems in the light of God's Word. I am aware that simplistic answers do not solve the sticky problems of everyday life. I am also aware that there are some Scriptural principles that deal effectively with problems of all kinds.
No single problem stands alone. Usually it is inter-related with others.
Taking time to think about the above problems I started with number one "I'm depressed."
 

TERRORISM AND PROPHECY - “Why do they hate us?” was a common question after 9/11.  I detest that question because it hints at the presumption of American guilt.  Put another way, “What did we do to deserve this?”  Of course many but not all of us would say, “Nothing!”  However, “while the great majority of Americans reacted more or less instinctively—having been attacked, one was obliged to defend oneself and hit back—there was on the campuses and among the literary intelligentsia a school of thought, not perhaps large in numbers but loud and aggressive, that if there had been such an attack, America had had it coming and it must have been its own fault.”
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THE DAY OF ATONEMENT AND SATAN’S FATE - Satan hates you.  If you’re a Christian who obeys God’s commandments, Satan wants to destroy you: “And the great dragon was thrown down, the serpent of old who is called the devil and Satan, who deceives the whole world….And the dragon was enraged with the woman, and he went to make war with the rest of her offspring (symbolically, the Church or children of God), who keep the commandments of God and have the testimony of Jesus Christ” (Revelation 12:9, 17).
This isn’t mere hyperbole.  Satan is venomously upset because you, as “heirs of God, and joint-heirs with Christ” (Romans 8:17), will inherit what he has been trying to get his hands on: the Kingdom of God.  And he will try desperately to prevent you from receiving your inheritance.
 

THREE DAYS AND THREE NIGHTS - “Liar!” they must have screamed.  “You promised the Kingdom, but look at you: bloodied to a pulp, nailed to the stake like a common criminal,” they must have thought.  “You who are going to destroy the temple and rebuild it in three days, save Yourself!  If You are the Son of God,” they sarcastically taunted, “come down from the cross” (Matthew 27:40).  There’s hardly anything uglier than an angry mob.  And it was a mob who with one voice declared, “Crucify Him!”  Why were they so venomously angry at Jesus?  After all, He had healed many of them.  He had performed miracle after miracle.  He had preached love and mercy.  He said, “Love your enemies,” but the angry mob had no use for such advice.  At that moment, they were convinced that Jesus was their enemy.
 

Is God A Trinity - “Variety’s the very spice of life,” said William Cowper.  If Mr. Cowper was correct, then life is indeed very spicy.  Consider religion.  Of the six billion people on earth (give or take a few hundred million), 2 billion are Christians, 1.3 billion are Muslims, 900 million are Hindus, 350 million are Buddhists, and 14 million are Jews.  Almost 900 million don’t believe in God (atheists) or don’t know what to believe (agnostics).  And the list goes on.   

PASSOVER OR EASTER - WHICH IS BIBLICAL? - God warned us - Israel then, Christians now - not to adopt pagan customs.  However, we have chosen not to heed God’s warning.  Many traditional Christian doctrines and celebrations - such as going to heaven or hell when we die, the immortality of the soul, and Christmas - are rooted in paganism.  So is Easter.