Jesus throughout the Bible! A portion of Easter 2018 at CityGate! Watch the full experience at c3.tv/sermonarchive or download our app! #CityGateChurch
Easter is an old pagan holiday repackaged into Christianity by Christian Bishops & Roman emperor Constantine. The churches in Asia were unwilling to compromise observing the Holy Feast Days & Eostre. Christian Bishops thought Easter should stand on its own and should not be associated with any other religious faith, Constantine agreed, so the Bishops […]
An Open Letter about the Global Crisis of Civil Society since 2020 Darin Stephanov, Ph.D. (historian, Harvard) Bistra Strechkova, microbiologist (formerly with Novartis Pharmaceuticals Dear friends, colleagues, and acquaintances we have crossed paths with at some point in life: My wife Bistra and I hereby commence this long and difficult letter to you, which we […]
Increase in Prophetic Interest
Interest in prophetic teaching seems to move in ebbs and flows in connection with the times and seasons we live. When the Russian – Ukrainian conflict enflamed the Eastern Hemisphere with threats of an invasion and cutting off gas to parts of Europe, the spark of “what is happening” was stuck on the iron of prophetic interest. Then there was the unusual mystery of the disappearance of a 777 plane that seemed to vanish into space, shocking the world and confusing airline and terrorists specialists. Then there is the demise of America on the total incompetence of our leaders that are wrecking capitalism and depressing small businesses growth with new regulations, a train wreck in health care, and lack of concern for Israel’s future.
Dony K. Donev, Cup & Cross Ministries International The following World Missions Series were sparked by a partial sign with the words “Missions Check,” we saw in Atlanta on our way to a mission’s trip to Europe just a weeks after the great tornado of 2011. We’ve observed the events that followed for over a […]
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“We use the word cross in our hymns, in our piety, in our prayers, and in our pastoral language. But we use it too cheaply. We say that a person has to live with some sort of suffering in life: a sickness that cannot be cured, an unresolvable personality conflict within the family, poverty, or […]
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