The Tribulation (or “Great Tribulation”) is described as a short period during which Christians will be persecuted and purified by their strength and belief in the second coming of Jesus Christ. Since there are three different views on the Tribulation, let’s examine each one. Futurists believe the great tribulation is to come. A seven year […]
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Whose message are You wearing?
God blessed Elizabeth, Grace and I with a most amazing week during which He allowed for tremendous impact of our ministry onto people from all over the world. On a local scale, God worked through Gracie as she spread His word wearing a biblically inspired shirt I designed for yet another purpose driven venture appropriately […]
God’s Unconditional Love and Judgment
In a discussion with my father in law earlier this week, he asked me if I thought God loved us unconditionally. Of course, I replied with a resonating “Yes”. A former Lutheran of weak faith now involved with a self-serving bible bashing religious sect, he promptly followed with “So if God loves you unconditionally, how […]
The Sheep and the Goats
It’s missions month at church and I felt inspired to write about a touching epistle Jesus told His disciples while sitting at the Mount of Olives as they inquired about the signs of the times and the end of the age. Jesus shared many parables that day warning unprepared and unfruitful believers of grave judgment […]
The Parable of Good Samaritan
A series about parables would not be complete without one of the best known stories of the bible, the parable of the good Samaritan. The day I was saved I was working as an executive for a high profile NASDAQ software development company. Successfully handling a multi-million dollar advertising campaign, I single handedly increased traffic […]
The Parable of the Talents
Life has been pretty good at the St.Pierre’s lately, almost too good to be true! While walking around Disney’s Magic Kingdom last Wednesday I found myself filled with a tremendous sense of joy and fulfillment. Truly blessed to enjoy weekly visits to Disney World, I often find myself feeling spoiled comparing my family’s semi-luxurious lifestyle […]
The Parable of the Wheat and the Tares
In a discussion on the death penalty with Elizabeth this week, I found myself divided on this sensitive issue. Understanding God commands us not to kill, He also empowers chosen believers to go out and slay their adversaries. Liz was clear as to her beliefs that some crimes deserve capital punishment. As I shared my […]
The Parable of the Wise and Foolish Maidens
This week during a discussion with a fellow believer about the rapture I was shocked to hear David did not believe Jesus would return in his lifetime. Convinced he would not witness the rapture David continues to live a lukewarm life not concerned about the final judgment that awaits him. Though David believes in Jesus […]
The Parable of the Sower
Earlier this week, I discovered that a website designed by a fellow church member featured graphics and design elements I produced a little over two years ago. Without permission, this individual simply copied and pasted webpages I encoded and profited from the sale of a website he did not actually design. While this is not […]
The Parable of the Wedding Feast
As this ministry continues to grow along side the internet, I find myself concerned about false teachers and hypocrites within the church. Bombarded with questions about salvation and the kingdom of God, I decided to take a step back and resort to the purest and most genuine form of teaching available to me: The word […]