RICHARDSON BIBLICAL RESEARCH CENTER

The truth of God’s Word levels the playing field, makes the battlefield visible, and gives the pathway necessary for Christians to walk Christlike. Having said this, there are two commonly believed lies that, once understood, the individual seduced into believing them can walk in deliverance. The Lie Pendulum.

Part II In God’s omniscient immutability, will begin to show His (Omni) all knowing by teaching aspects of God’s unchanging immutability. The many aspects of His immutability (unchanging) are like the “connect a dot” painting, forming a structure of just who God “is.” This immutable structure can then be filled in with God’s omniscient knowledge.

Part I In God’s His omniscient immutability, will begin to show how that God’s knowledge is perfect, complete, and infinite. The many aspects of His immutability (unchanging) are like the “connect a dot” painting, forming a structure of just who God “is.” This immutable structure can then be filled in with God’s omniscient knowledge.

Part II In His omniscience, God is all (without exception) knowing: God’s knowledge is perfect. He has perfect knowledge of yesterday, today, and tomorrow. God has known us from eternity, before creation. He for-saw, for-knew, and fore-told. Believing this will bring rest from anxiety.

Part I God’s Omnipotence: He is all Powerful: (All (without exception) powerful. He is all (All (without exception) knowing. He is everywhere (Everywhere without exception) present. God does whatever He pleases to do according to His Word and will. Nothing is too hard for Him.

Understanding the importance of Communion and what our Lord Jesus Christ accomplished for us is a vital part of the healing and deliverance we realize in our daily lives. Sickness, disease, oppressions, depressions, and other such issues will soon be far in the rear view mirror as these truths of God’s Word are in mind […]

When the soul refuses to be comforted during life’s situations, the accompanying discomfort can prevent godly comfort to enter and bring relief. Understanding why this can happen,  the “thorny” source of discomfort, and how God’s Word is designed to bring deliverance to the soul will cause joy and rejoicing to return.  Part 2. 

When the soul refuses to be comforted during life’s situations, the accompanying discomfort can prevent godly comfort to enter and bring relief. Understanding why this can happen,  the “thorny” source of discomfort, and how God’s Word is designed to bring deliverance to the soul will cause joy and rejoicing to return.   

Both Noah and Abraham were key in seeing God’s promises, His judgment and execution thereof, and how God loved, and protected those who followed His Word. What Noah and Abraham experienced affects our lives, our worthiness, our righteousness, and our sonship to this very day.

During the timeframe of Nimrod and the tower of Babel, Abraham was born and grew up. During this time God visit Abraham several times and made great promises to him. Abraham was righteous and worthy before God in his life.