Have You Had an Encounter With Jesus?

Saul on route to Damascus had an encounter with Jesus which changed his life from that point onwards. As we examine Saul’s personal encounters with Jesus three things will stand out.  First, he saw Jesus; he spoke with him; then he preached in his name.

However, even though Saul had an experience with Jesus the disciples in Jerusalem were still afraid of him. His reputation as a persecutor, and imprisoner of Christians preceded him.

Your personal encounter with Jesus will change you so much that people will start to note the change. Your speech will change. Now you will commence to talk about him. The identical thing happened to Saul.

And he spake boldly in the name of the Lord Jesus, and disputed against the Grecians: but they went about to slay him,” (Acts 9:29).

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Is Water Baptism by Immersion Important to You as a Christian?

If someone were to ask you whether or not water baptism by immersion is important to you, what would be your answer? If yes were your response, why? Why would water baptism by immersion be important to you as a Believer in Jesus Christ? However, as you ponder on that question, in my mind’s-eye I’m traveling through the Bible and I realize that types and “shadows” and many metaphors of baptism litter the Bible. Nevertheless, water baptism by immersion has been a fundamental doctrine of Jesus Christ and His Church, (Hebrews 6:2).

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Is The Angel Gabriel An Archangel?

Is the angel Gabriel an archangel or is he the Messenger of God? An archangel is one who has authority over other angels. But no place in the Scriptures reveals that the angel Gabriel was in charge of other angels. Therefore, to answer your question, is Gabriel an archangel? The biblical answer is no. Gabriel is not an archangel. An archangel is the highest position that an angel could hold; therefore, there is only one archangel. Spoiler alert, he is not Gabriel!

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What Are The Seven Spirits of God?

The Lord God who has seven other Spirits sent his only begotten son, Jesus Christ, to save humanity from sins. But He didn’t send him alone. He came with the seven Spirits of God. To express this more scripturally and succinctly, Jesus is the seven Spirits of God. (Revelation 5:6).

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