The Christian Life

The famous philosophical phrase “I think, therefore I am” implies that our own logic and reasoning has led to our existence, and that we are powerful enough to create our own truth. This theology shifts the focus and power from God to men. Professor Walter Veith shows how we are not the Almighty, and just because we think, does not mean that we are. Watch this video to understand the truth: I think, therefore He is. [Click for more info ->]

Day after day, sexually alluring images seize the eyes and assault the male brain at every turn. Presently, 70% of men in the church admit to struggling with pornography in their daily lives. [Click for more info ->]

What does it mean to “speak to the Rock”? In this DVD, Walter shows many examples of people speaking to the Rock in the Bible, and how God wants to have a relationship with us in which we speak to Him. [Click for more info ->]

How can we present ourselves to our Lord without spot or wrinkle? Even in all our sin, can we still find redemption? Walter Veith parallels our modern day struggles with the story of Jacob’s sinful sons. If they could find forgiveness at the end, can we also?
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How often do we ignore God’s laws in favour of earthly rules and beliefs? We always find justification for our fleshly impulses, but do our actions reflect that Christ is in our hearts? Walter Veith explores the Herodian Mind and methods in which we can reconcile our worldly laws with God’s law. Part 1 of 2.
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