Christmas is recognised as a time to celebrate the birth of Jesus, with His ongoing purpose to bring peace and life to mankind.

Despite the abundance of modern technology and knowledge, people are struggling with the issues of life and lack true purpose and contentment.

Part two of the "What Rights?" talk.

People can be very vocal about their 'rights'. However, many are ignorant about certain spiritual rights, that God can actually enforce.

You can make a real difference in the ongoing battle for souls, salvation and doctrine.

The Bible contains many stories around the concept of 'intercession'.

We can achieve a lot in our lifetime. Raise families, build businesses, achieve goals. Many achievements end with this world. When we have the Spirit, we have the opportunity to do things here and now that will have impact in the eternities. Achievements that will last forever. We thus have an important choice as to where we direct our time and attention.

There is a responsibility and duty after becoming part of God's family.

The Bible talks about things which are spiritual absolutes. Understanding these can change your viewpoint for the better.

A deeper examination of The Holy Spirit, a person, part of the Godhead.

Despite our best efforts, humans have failings that only God can address.

Whoever controls the narrative, can influence the minds of society.

Sin can trap many, but the Lord has the power to renew.

Historically, religiously and politcally, when it comes to Christianity, there are many instances of bestrayal.

Unfortunately, enemies of the church can come from within.

The true church brings life to the hearer... the enemies of the church risk God given life, with death. The two main enemies of the church are titled, 'the son of perdition' and 'antichrist': both come from within

Mankind has a habit of being wilfully ignorant of God's truths.

How should Christians conduct themselves in a society that is rapidly departing from God's ways.

It's important to hold on to fundamental truths instead of appealing to 'itching ears'.

A lot can be learned by looking at how certain Bible mothers lived their lives.