Doctrinal Statement

    1) We believe in ONE GOD, the Father, the YHWH of the Old Testament. Creator of all things. (1Cor 8:6)

    2) We believe in ONE Lord, Jesus Christ, the Son of GOD, seated at the right hand of GOD. (Mark 16:19)

    3) We believe in the "high calling" of GOD in Christ Jesus -- this Gospel Age. (Mark 16:19)

    4) We believe GOD is only "calling out a people for His name" from among the gentiles. (Heb 3:1)

    5) We believe GOD will give the whole earth the opportunity to convert during the Millennial Age when "the inhabitants of the world will learn righteousness." (Isa 26:9)

    6) We believe that "wages of sin is death," not enternal life in torment, and "the soul that sinneth, it shall die." (Rom 6:23 & Ezek 18:20)

Special Features (click on Article name)

When Thou Mayest be Found

There came a limit to His merciful dealing with natural Israel. When that point had been reached a separation took ...

There Has Not Failed One Promise

KING DAVID prospered under the Lord's blessing, and he established Israel's kingdom upon a good footing, which assured peace and ...

Homing the Ark At Jerusalem

Spiritual Israelites must learn this lesson—that in handling the holy things of the divine Word, the divine plan, the services ...

The Queen And Her Virgin Companions

Kings' daughters were among thy honourable women: upon thy right hand did stand the queen in gold of Ophir. Hearken, ...

“Raiment White And Clean”

UNDER the symbol of white raiment the Lord throughout His Word represents the righteousness of those whom He accepts as ...

Questions You Ask (click for the full answer)

Why did Esau come to meet Jacob with 400 men?

The report caused fear in Jacob, for why would Esau bring 400 men? There were several possible reasons, as follows:

Newsletters (click on Newsletter name)

Revelation Chapter 13 Part 2

In the previous newsletter we discussed and identified the “beast” that rose out of the sea and was given suppressive power for forty-two months (1260 days). This newsletter is a continuation of the same chapter. We will seek to identify the “Two-horned Beast,” the “Image of the Beast,” the “Mark of the Beast,” and the “Number of a Man.”

Booklets (click on booklet name)

The Dark Night

Christians should not fear these troublous times, but rather rejoice that God’s kingdom is nigh, and if found faithful, the Christian will have a place in Jesus’ throne. It is hard for the Christian to rejoice if he is not properly prepared and armed. Readiness is a sign of commitment and if we are ready to honor our commitment of sacrifice to the glory of God, then God promises to keep and protect us – not our natural bodies but rather the holy Spirit that dwells within our new creature. Commitment that is unprepared to sacrifice is merely compromise in disguise. Compromise takes a steady toll and weakens our desire and ability to be committed.

The Basics (click on Article name)

Thou Forgavest the Iniquity

How can this be understood? How can a sin be forgiven and yet punishment be inflicted on its account? The right thought on this question is that divine forgiveness signifies that God gives over or relinquishes his indignation against the sin and the sinner and deals with the sinner henceforth from the standpoint of favor.