Malcolm & Sabrina Reedy

A verse-by-verse study of John 8, considering how Jesus responds to the woman caught in adultery, and what it reveals about the purpose of the stoning commands given to the Israelites.

Malcolm Reedy discusses his experience in sharing the key points of our faith

A critical look at the common Christian theme that we do not deserve God's love, or deserve to live, because of our sinfulness.

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Much of Christianity preaches that we are unworthy of God's love and blessings, because we have not earned it. What does His Word tell us?

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In order to be the light of the world, we must know how to overcome the darkness. What does it mean practically for us as believers to overcome "by the blood of the Lamb"? (Rev. 12:11)

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Day by day, and with each passing moment,
Strength I find to meet my trials here;
Trusting in my Father’s wise bestowment,
I’ve no cause for worry or for fear.
He, whose heart is kind beyond all measure,
Gives unto each day what He deems best,
Lovingly its part of pain and pleasure,
Mingling toil with peace and rest.

Malcolm shares about how God gives all things vital force, and we have the choice whether we want to use that vital force to reconcile ourselves to God to gain eternal life through a permanent connection; or we can waste that vital force and perish. God has given us laws for how to best connect with the source of "vital force" and thus have life more abundantly.

What did the life of Christ reveal to us about "the judgment of God"? A Bible study on Matthew 12:14-21.

After a heart-wrenching experience from a dream, Malcolm learned what it means for Christ to bear our sins. We all have burdens, but why choose to carry them when we are told, "cast your cares upon Him, for He cares for you." The Savior stands ready to take it off your shoulders.

Those who think of the result of hastening or hindering the gospel think of it in relation to themselves and to the world. Few think of its relation to God. Few give thought to the suffering that sin has caused our Creator. All heaven suffered in Christ's agony; but that suffering did not begin or end with His manifestation in humanity. The cross is a revelation to our dull senses of the pain that, from its very inception, sin has brought to the heart of God. Every departure from the right, every deed of cruelty, every failure of humanity to reach His ideal, brings grief to Him. When there came upon Israel the calamities that were the sure result of separation from God,—subjugation by their enemies, cruelty, and death,—it is said that “His soul was grieved for the misery of Israel.” “In all their affliction He was afflicted: ... and He bare them, and carried them all the days of old.” Judges 10:16; Isaiah 63:9.

His Spirit “maketh intercession for us with groanings which cannot be uttered.” As the “whole creation groaneth and travaileth in pain together” (Romans 8:26, 22), the heart of the infinite Father is pained in sympathy. Our world is a vast lazar house, a scene of misery that we dare not allow even our thoughts to dwell upon. Did we realize it as it is, the burden would be too terrible. Yet God feels it all. In order to destroy sin and its results He gave His best Beloved, and He has put it in our power, through co-operation with Him, to bring this scene of misery to an end. “This gospel of the kingdom shall be preached in all the world for a witness unto all nations; and then shall the end come.” Matthew 24:14. (ED 263)

We've all heard the expression, but how does it apply to the Christian pilgrimage as we walk through this dark and dreary world?

The doctrine of Christian non-resistance has been nearly lost sight of in our modern culture, plagued with "self-preservation" mentality. But the way to ensure God's true hedge of protection is to "resist not evil" and to "overcome evil with good," just as our Savior taught us.

In order for the life of Christ to be manifested within us, the seed of the Word must be planted, allowed to take root, and grow to maturity. As Christ said, we must be born again. Yet Satan does all he can to prevent this from happening...

In Proverbs 7, Solomon details a highly symbolic relationship between a young man and a "strange woman." What is the significance of this? What do these symbols mean? This study dives deep into the hidden meaning of this chapter.

A refreshing study on the Seventh day Sabbath, its sanctifying power, and resting from our own works by entering into the experience God intended for man from the beginning.

"I once was lost, but now I'm found. Was blind, but now I see." Every one of us were once blind, and it wasn't our fault, nor our parents' fault. Through this illustration of miraculous physical healing, Jesus teaches profound lessons about how He works to help us overcome our own spiritual blindness, even as He healed the man born blind.