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Jesus Christ’s suffering and death were not a tragic defeat but a divinely planned victory revealing Him as the true King, and as He continues redeeming and transforming believers for His coming reign, we are called to honor the biblical festivals that picture this redemption, reject hypocrisy, and understand what Scripture teaches about the Sabbath and eternal punishment.

Who is God? The Bible reveals Who He is and what He expects of us. The Bible tells why we are here and reveals His plan.

Is this life all there is, or is there more? Is there a purpose for life? What is our destiny, and is that destiny inextricably linked with the existence of God?

Who was Jesus? Few will dispute that a man named Jesus lived 2,000 years ago and that He was a great teacher who impacted the world from His time forward.

Through the birth, perfect life, death and resurrection of Jesus Christ, we have hope in the ability to overcome life’s challenges. Find out how we are saved by His life.

Almost 2000 years ago the New Testament Church was founded on the Feast of Pentecost. Just as promised, God gave His Spirit to the followers of Jesus Christ.

What exactly is this good news (gospel) Jesus Christ preached? The deep and vastly encompassing message Jesus taught is rarely heard.

Jesus Christ promised to return and replace the human governments of the world with His own Kingdom of peace and joy. Find out how you can be there to see it.

What did Grace mean when the biblical writers used it? We are recipients of God’s grace, but is grace free of obligations? Discover the biblical meaning of Grace.

What is the purpose of human life? What does the Bible mean when it talks about repentance, baptism and conversion? Know the biblical answers to these questions.

Suffering plagues our world, and affects us physically, psychologically and emotionally. Understand how it began, how it will end—and why it continues.

Is God a Trinity? This booklet examines the history of the doctrine of the Trinity, a belief of great importance to many Christians. Be prepared for some surprises.