Author: pjhmail

  • Prophecy of Baptism

    Hi John, Amy and I were reading in John 1 tonight, and we were talking about John the baptist’s conversation with the Pharisees.  They assumed that John was the Christ because he…

  • Tithes on non-monetary benefits

    Dear Pastor John, Greetings in Jesus’ name! I have a question about paying tithes on non-monetary benefits from my job. For instance, health insurance, life insurance, workman’s comp, employer-paid social security (6.2%)…

  • “Friend”

    Hi John, Recently I was practicing reading a few verses in Greek from John 15. Verses 14-17 really stood out to me: You are my friends if you do what I command…

  • In the Middle of Satisfaction!

    Pastor John   As I was driving home last night I had this smile on my face.  I was completely happy, satisfied and very content!  I kept thanking Jesus for putting me…

  • The Fire within Babylon

    John,   I often have wondered how to understand these two statements correctly, assuming what I think they are saying is true. 1. The Spirit is saying, “Come out of Christianity!” 2.…

  • Perverted nation

    This was unthinkable just a few years ago.  How swiftly a nation can be plunged into darkness!  A postage stamp honoring such a wretched human being?   This government is not only…

  • “Burying Your Talent” GCC – 1974

    Bro. John: I was going through some papers Sunday night and found something that I had typed from one of the GCC Old Meeting CDs – 1974. It seemed to go right…

  • loving the truth saves us

    Hey Pastor John! This morning on the way to work, Julie and I were listening to a cd from 2004. On it you said, “If you love the truth you’re going to…

  • Song in the meetin

    Hi! I’ve been meaning to write all week, and I still want to write you some things, but I’m watching the meeting from Wednesday night on replay, and listening to the song,…

  • Making Genesis come alive

    Hey John, The new book about the Father and Son is like it is all New, even though we have read it several times before. The end of chapter 4 is so…