Today’s Daily Bread
- The Hate of A Lying TongueKing Solomon wrote, a lying tongue hates its victims. If you hate, you will lie. If you lie, you are harboring hate in your heart. Why?
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- World Under Attack Pt. 11: Souls For Sale
Many people chase after money, fame, fortune, influence, power, etc. Because of this, the Devil is able to obtain what he truly desires, the souls of those who dwell on earth. People who are slaves to all of the temporary treasures of this world that he offers. The Devil seeks out spiritual slaves, this we know, but are there still physical slaves today in our world? And if there are, are there can’t be many, can there? Join Reverend Kenny Yates as he sheds some light on the true evils of this world in his message, World Under Attack Pt. 11: Souls For Sale. - World Under Attack Pt. 10: Partaking From Two Tables
Once a year, many Christians celebrate the holiday Halloween. Many churches have Trunk or Treats as an outreach program aiming to usher in new members. Even though the Church is the Bride of Christ, so many still participate in a day that seems to be nothing but darkness. Their claim for why it’s not a big deal? Because the Devil doesn’t own any days and the Holy Spirit doesn’t take days off; therefore, allowing your child to dress up in harmless costumes and go from door to door collecting candy from friends and neighbors is nothing but a tradition passed down from generation to generation. But what if there’s something more sinister happening in the spiritual realm that we can’t see with our naked eye? Join Reverend Kenny Yates as he opens our eyes to the spiritual tactics of the enemies in his message, World Under Attack Pt. 10: Partaking From Two Tables. - The Great Day of The Feast
There are seven God-ordained feasts; three of those seven are pilgrimage feasts. The final feast of the year is the Feast of Booths (Tabernacles or Ingathering), which is also one of the three pilgrimage feasts. If each of these feasts foreshadows something good to come, what does the Feast of Booths (Tabernacles or Ingathering) foreshadow, and why is it important to us today? Join Reverend Kenny Yates as he shows the great importance of the Feast of Booths (Tabernacles) in his message, The Great Day of The Feast.
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- What Should Christians Do On Halloween?
Once a year, many Christians get together and celebrate a holiday whose origins are from pagan traditions. Even though Halloween’s origins are pagan, some Christians believe that if they celebrate it without the same amount of darkness as the world, then that’ll be okay. But is that true? If Christians aren’t supposed to celebrate Halloween, what should we do on Halloween? Join Reverend Kenny Yates as he shows us Christian alternatives to the pagan traditions of Halloween in his video, What Should Christians Do On Halloween? - Who Was Mary Magdalene?
Mary Magdalene is one of the most well-recognized women and followers of Jesus mentioned in the Bible, but how well do we actually know Mary Magdalene? There are many teachings about Mary Magdalene that focus on her past and who she was before Christ and the extreme change after Christ, but are these teachings well rooted in Scripture? Does the Bible ever call Mary Magdalene a prostitute or adulterer? Join ArieRashelle as she searches through Scripture for the true identity of Mary Magdalene in her video, Who Was Mary Magdalene? - What Does The Feast of Trumpets Foreshadow?
According to Scripture, the Law and the Prophets are foreshadowing the good things to come. That would then include the different feasts recorded in the Law. If the different feasts all foreshadow an event in the future, what does the Feast of Trumpets (Rosh Hashanah) foreshadow? Join Rev. Kenny Yates as he explains some Biblical mysteries in his video, What Does The Feast of Trumpets Foreshadow?
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- Christmas 2020Often times, we have been blessed more than we realize. Christmas morning, we wake up, go downstairs, read the Christmas story, eat some local beef and heavy cake (Caymanian Tradition), open our presents, and enjoy our day just lounging around. It’s so easy to forget that there are 1,000s of people in our state alone that are hungry and cold at Christmas time. So, we decided to change tradition just a bit in Christmas 2020.
- 12-13-2020Sure, some people are on the streets simply because they made bad decision after bad decision, but why did they make those bad decisions? A lot of the time, they weren’t raised in a home with a good family that could pick them back up each time they messed up. Sometimes we judge people harsher than we judge ourselves simply because it’s easier to hold them to a higher standard than it is to hold ourselves.
- Operation Christmas Child 2020Lately, Operation Christmas Child has been getting some heat because, along with the shoebox, they give the children the hope of Jesus. I find it interesting that telling children who are hopeless that there is a God in Heaven who loves them and died for them is offensive, wrong, and no longer belongs in our society. Newsboys released a song in 2015 called Guilty. In the song, they wrote these lyrics: When did it become breaking a rule To say your name out loud in school When your name’s the only one that sets us free When did it become incorrect To speak the truth about life and death When your life gave us all eternity I thought those lyrics really captured the world today.
‘Train up a child in the way he should go; even when he is old he will not depart from it.’ ~ Proverbs 22:6