CONSIDERING ISLAM – An Apologetic: Part Three
INTRODUCTION: Part One and Part Two of this series, in addition to being published here on The TRUTH Under FIRE (TTUF), was also recorded on audio (Pt. 1) and (Pt.2) at SHINE BRIGHT Church on their YouTube Channel. We’ll continue now with this series, exclusively on TTUF for the remainder of the series! And be sure to watch the accompanying YouTube videos by ONCE LOST ministries. I linked many of them in Parts One and Two in this series, with more in Part Three here and the upcoming Part Four!
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The G.E.P.C Study – PHILIPPIANS 4 – Part Two of Two
Going Through Paul’s epistles to Galatia, Ephesus, Philippi, and Colossae
NOTE to TTUF Readers:
Anne Kisly is attending to many needful matters, including some well-deserved R & R as a result of some intense ministry to her family these last several years (finally completed!), leaving me to hold the fort, which I’ve been glad to do. Only, these days while my serious health issues involving cancer continue – things are not quite so intense. I have YOU saints to thank for petitioning our LORD, for He has heard! I am supremely thankful to Him for leading me and accompanying me in these fiery trials!
Your continued prayers are appreciated as the LORD faithfully leads me through these “troublesome waters”! Thank you and GOD bless you way too much!
INTRODUCTION: We often find ourselves worried, frustrated, perplexed regarding the issues of life, particularly when things go wrong, provisions aren’t forthcoming, when obstacles don’t budge and in it all we wonder, “Where are you GOD?”
Apostle Paul had all of that going on throughout his ministry, and yet as he learned to trust GOD, minute by minute, day by day, in the face of intense opposition and contention by those who abhorred the Gospel of Jesus Christ, he found himself contented and at peace. Does that sound attractive to you?
In this second half of Chapter Four, we continue in this vein of thought as apostle Paul wrote on such matters. May we follow his example, even as he follows Christ!
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Things As They Are – October 2026 – by Gregory Reid
Dear Friends,
I’m writing this a few days before our national religious holiday, Halloween. This year they began to display Halloween merchandise before summer was even ended. We are becoming a culture of death, and it is not surprising that we are investing more and more in purchasing things to lay on the altar of darkness.
As I’ve said before, Halloween usually is for me what Christmas is for retailers. I get more calls and requests to speak about this subject than at any time of the year. I am ok with that, because that is the world I was delivered from, and I prefer speaking about it, so I can reach out to others for Jesus and bring them into the light of truth and deliverance from evil. (Nobody’s Angel link; Greg Reid's autobiography)
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INTRODUCTION: There are so many remarkable aspects that GOD inspired Moses with in the narrative of the Exodus that are directly related to the Gospel, that I thought I’d slow down the pace of this series and examine each of them with due consideration (I TOLD you this was going to be a long series!).
This article will touch on the following:
EXODUS 14, 15: Parting of the Red Sea: Deliverance from persecutors
EXODUS 14 Check out Sonny Islas’ teaching on this chapter as presented at SHINE BRIGHT Church!
EXODUS 14:1-4
1 ¶ Now the LORD spoke to Moses, saying: 2 "Speak to the children of Israel, that they turn and camp before Pi Hahiroth, between Migdol and the sea, opposite Baal Zephon; you shall camp before it by the sea. 3 "For Pharaoh will say of the children of Israel, 'They are bewildered by the land; the wilderness has closed them in.' 4 "Then I will harden Pharaoh's heart, so that he will pursue them; and I will gain honor over Pharaoh and over all his army, that the Egyptians may know that I am the LORD." And they did so.
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Note: I am using the image of this book, but I don't endorse the writings of Sally Torres
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