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  • The Three Sure Witnesses

    Contributed by Roger Hasselquist on Sep 30, 2024
     | 778 views

    And what is it that we can know for sure? I John 5:5 proclaims that “Jesus is the Son of God.” And the reason we can know this for sure is that there are multiple witnesses that point to the same fact. And they are in agreement with each other.

    Alba 9-29-2024 THE THREE SURE WITNESSES I John 5:6-12 Donald Trump has often spoken of what he calls, “fake news” when describing what he considers biased reporting. And it is true that most reporting about Trump is negative, while his opponents receive more favorable treatment. But did you ...read more

  • The Power In The Blood Of Jesus - 4 Series

    Contributed by Gbemisola Fafowora on Jul 15, 2025
     | 238 views

    Until we get to heaven we would not fuul understand the power in the blood of Jesus.

    The power in the blood of Jesus cannot be fully understood by us, the power in the blood is not an ordinary topic. The blood of Jesus is so powerful, and the blood of Jesus was poured out for us a sacrifice when Jesus went on the cross voluntarily on that day. The blood was shed for every one of ...read more

  • Go! And Believe The Witness! - 1 John 5:7-8 Series

    Contributed by Dean Courtier on Aug 7, 2025
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     | 99 views

    Step into the courtroom of your heart and listen closely, because God has placed within history—and even within you—three unshakeable witnesses to the truth of Jesus Christ. And these witnesses cry out for your belief, your repentance, and your surrender.

    Go! And Believe the Witness! - 1 John 5:7–8 INTRODUCTION: THE COURTROOM OF ETERNITY Imagine standing in a courtroom. The air is tense. The judge is on the bench, and you are not the observer—you are the one on trial. Evidence is being presented. Witnesses are called. The question is: What will the ...read more