Clinton Bezan, Christian author and apologist. Sharing the truth of the gospel of Christ
Genuine faith is demonstrated by a deep love for Jesus that is evidenced by repentance. The Bible is clear that when a person truly believes in the Lord Jesus Christ, they are born again and have become a new creation. … Continued
God’s love for humanity transcends time, culture, religion and the persistent obstinacy of a fallen mankind. He provides all people with the very air they breathe and He created a planet that is seventy-one percent water which is essential for … Continued
If you have ever had the opportunity to spend some time in an old age home or a palliative care ward it quickly becomes apparent that the human body is frail, fragile and finite. Whether you once owned businesses, were … Continued
The night Jesus was betrayed must have felt like most other nights for His companions. It was the Passover and Jesus knew in advance that there would be a man with a jar of water near the entrance to Jerusalem … Continued
The fourteenth chapter of Luke tells us that when Jesus was dining at the house of a prominent Pharisee, He told a story. It is a parable that provides great insight into mankind’s relationship with God. This illustration was in … Continued
John 1:1-3 informs us, “In the beginning was the Word, and the Word was with God, and the Word was God. He was with God in the beginning. Through Him all things were made; without Him nothing was made that … Continued
Oh how we get it wrong. How quickly we stray from the path God intends for us. It seems that humanity is predestined for failure. When we are faithful to God, He blesses us and then we somehow take credit … Continued
The Bible says the righteous will live by faith and for those who do, their faith will be credited to them as righteousness. Paul wrote in the fourth chapter of Romans, “What does the Scripture say? ‘Abraham believed God, and … Continued
When we become Christians we are called to repent of our sins and follow Christ. We are instructed to forsake our former ways and to no longer conform to the ways of the world. In the words of Charles Spurgeon, … Continued