If Christianity is true, there wouldn’t be so many denominations? This may be an easy question to answer if you are a believer. However, it can be a bit confusing to see that there are literally over 1000 different Christian denominations. So, I want to give you a way to respond if someone ever asks you, why are there so many Christian denominations.
Rev. William A. Horton
A Doctorate Candidate at Liberty University
How many of you have heard the statement all religions lead to the same place? There are 7 billion of us on the planet and most of us believe in some kind of Higher power. So, do all religions lead to the same place? In this video, William A. Horton will examine this question.
So, there is a common argument that all things need a cause and since all things need a cause then God must also need a cause. The conclusion is that if God needed a cause, then God is not God. Let us take a closer look at who created God.
How do you define ‘miracles’? A miracle is commonly described as an event ‘that is not explicable by natural or scientific laws.’ Given that definition, most scientists already believe in at least one miracle. To find out more check out this video.
If God exists, why is most of the universe hostile to life? If you look at the universe it appears from what we can see that life as we know it could not exists. Earth is just a pale blue dot in a huge hostile universe. When we look at a satellite picture of the earth from the outermost reaches of space the earth looks like a tiny blue dot in the middle of an amazingly beautiful picture of chaos. If you look at the universe as pretty as it looks in pictures it is hostile to life, but does that make the case against God? In this video, you will find out why the earth actually makes a case for God.
How does a Christian explain the concept of evil? In this video, we will look at how.
-Rev. William A. Horton
A Doctorate Student at Liberty University
John 1:6-7
“God sent a man, John the Baptist, to tell about the light so that everyone might believe because of his testimony.”
In essence, the believer is the bridge between the unbeliever and Jesus. John the Baptist was described as a witness, born to proclaim all the wonders of Jesus Christ, the Lamb of God who was to take away the sins of the world. John’s primary purpose was to connect people with the Savior of their souls.
Now, just as John was called to be a witness, so is every believer. Our words and actions form the link between the lost and Christ. If we choose not to shine for Him, the unbeliever is left with no hope of redemption
As it was John’s responsibility to prepare for the first coming of Christ, so it is our responsibility to prepare for the second. How are we to do so? By proclaiming the glorious good news of redemption!
Our God saves but He needs us to be His hands and feet. We are called to tell the world about His goodness and love. Are you doing your part?
Let’s talk, here are some questions you can ask yourself to dig a little deeper into how you are as a Servant Leader.
What does it mean to you to be a servant leader?
What characteristics do you see in servant leaders you have worked for?
What are the pros and cons in your opinion on being a servant leader?
What do you predict would happen if you become a servant leader?
How could you take what you heard in this video and apply it to your leadership?
-William A. Horton
A Doctorate student at Liberty University
Dr. William A. Horton 