Tracts
It is plainly taught in the scriptures that speaking with tongues was not an unusual occurrence in the early church. Every prominent account of conversions in the apostolic church either plainly states or else strongly implies that the convert did speak with other tongues upon being filled with the Spirit of God.
The Mystery Of The Godhead
Most Christians have been taught that we just can't understand the Godhead. We are told that it's simply "a mystery". Yet, the questions won't go away. How many deities should we pray to? Should we pray to the Father for a while, the Son for a while, and the Holy Ghost for a while? How many thrones will there be when we get to heaven? Was Jesus God or merely the Son of God? How many Gods are there? If there is one God, then what is His name? All these perplexing questions are answered in "Understanding the Godhead".
The term “born again” is one of the most used phrases among present-day Christians. Yet, if asked what the term born again means, most church members could not give a clear explanation. The importance of this subject is shown in what Jesus said, “Except a man be born again, he cannot see the kingdom of God” (John 3:3). Jesus is saying that to be born again is to be saved. Being born again is the plan of salvation that Jesus authored at Calvary. It is imperative that we understand what is required for us to be born again!
What would it take to convince you that Jesus will return to earth during your lifetime? Would three fulfilled prophecies do it? Would five? Seven? Nine? How many? Please indulge me for a few minutes while I briefly explain why I am absolutely convinced that Jesus will return to this earth during our generation.
Have you ever heard someone say, "Well, I should go to church, but there are so many different kinds, which teach so many different beliefs, that I would have no idea which one to attend." Why are there so many different "Christian" churches? Author's Note: Individuals are strongly discouraged from reading this material if they don't wish to know the absolute truth.
Some time ago, my attention was arrested by Hebrews 10:14 - "For by one offering he hath perfected forever them that are sanctified." I immediately attempted to reconcile this statement from God's Word with what I viewed as the many imperfections in myself. Could it be that there are human beings on this earth that God considers perfect? All of my life, I have heard the statement "Nobody's perfect." But it appears that Hebrews 10:14 says the opposite - that if we are sanctified, we are perfect. In other words, the only qualification for this perfection is to be sanctified or "set apart."