RICHARDSON BIBLICAL RESEARCH CENTER

Much talk surrounds us regarding whether or not we are in the End Times. Perhaps you wonder if we are? Let’s discuss some ways of viewing the various messages of the End Times. It is a tender subject so I will do my best to be gentle.

We have all experienced mental prisons. These prisons are wretched and tormenting. For most, no matter what is done, escape seems impossible. The feelings of self-defeat accompanying a lifetime of prison escape attempts are negative, defeating, and most wretched.

The time is upon us that necessitates a review of Jesus’ prophetic words regarding the family’s involvement with peace or a sword. If you have children, you have a family. If you are a child of someone, you came from a family. It is this family I am speaking of, not the body of Christ […]

Most people long for acceptance, a sense of value. They desire to be included, loved, and approved of as they are, no matter what.

Either we live our Christian life in the first heaven by faith, or we do not.     (Rom 1:17 KJV) For therein is the righteousness of God revealed from faith to faith: as it is written, The just shall live by faith. The Bible is absolutely clear on the subject of faith. We are justified […]

I’ve always longed for more information on the sword of the spirit. I’ve absorbed the Roman soldier weapon aspect many times over, but generally felt a lack of vital and spiritual information. Let’s quest to discover a few greater meanings behind the sword of the spirit and its application to our more than abundant lives.

Our spiritual redemption, our salvation, is not contingent upon our own works. Jesus Christ accomplished every last action required for our redemption and salvation. No works are requested of us in order to complete God’s perfect plan of redemption. Absolutely none. Now, this does not mean you can live as you fool well please. It […]

Have you ever wondered who Jesus Christ is? What better place to go than the Word of God, for the Bible defines all of its characters, one of the greatest being God’s son.

Today, our quest will continue with the agape characteristic called ‘kind’.

This series of Artios Letters will expound upon the biblical usages of agape and define each characteristic. They will show the reader what each characteristic means and how to manifest them. Biblical support is provided for each topic. The clear-cut information that follows will enable any Christian to attain a disciplined life through agape, and […]