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If you think God controls everything, you are going to have a philosophy, or outlook on life, that will make you bitter, passive, and keep you from God’s best.
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Is our earth 6,000 years old, or is it billions of years old? Is the theory of evolution true, partly true, or completely wrong? What you believe about this is a major factor in your philosophy.
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The Bible says a lot about a child in the womb, and science is finally catching up. Andrew shares biblical and scientific evidence proving that life begins at conception and that a child isn’t just a part of the woman’s body but a separate individual.
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Is the Bible the inspired Word of God or not? Until you’ve answered that question, it’s difficult to change the way you think.
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Elijah succeeded as no other prophet. He started and ended a drought, multiplied food, raised a person from the dead, called fire down from heaven, and caused an entire nation to turn back to God.
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At the end of his life, Elijah only did two of the three things God asked him to do. Yet, he was translated into heaven by a whirlwind, escaping a natural death. There are some great lessons to be learned here.
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There wasn't any physical trait that gave David the edge over other Israelites. It was his heart and trust in God that allowed him to kill Goliath. Here, Andrew reveals several things that made David the giant killer he was.
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The Lord told Elijah to hide by the Brook Cherith. He HAD commanded the ravens to feed him THERE. His provision would be found where God told him to go.
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It’s easy to seek God when times are tough. But most Christians relax when things are good. It could have happened to Joseph, because in one inspired moment, God took him from rags to riches and from the pit to the palace.
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Joseph was sold into slavery, but he wasn’t a slave. He had something on the inside that couldn’t be bought or sold. He knew what God had declared about him. You may be surprised at what that was.
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Joseph was a man of integrity, but in his case, it landed him in prison. If there was ever a man with reason to be bitter, it was Joseph. Have you ever felt justified in your actions or attitudes because of circumstances?



















