AOCI FAQ’s

What year was the AOCI founded?  2009.  What is the member website?  www.aoci.us

What is the Motto of AOCI?  "Uniting Christian & Jewish Clergy from Around the…

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God's Precious Promises

“Does He promise and not fulfill?” (Num. 23:19)

With all the turmoil that surrounds us, it is easy to become worried and disheartened. Christianity is being attacked and mocked in all areas of our life. Evil is called good, apostasy is everywhere and many are being martyred for their…

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Does anybody out there agree with me that the Church in its current state should be the concern of every true believer. I am mostly concerned with the rhetorical nature of modern day Christianity. In particular, I am seriously concerned about the erosion of the WORD of God in the Church. When I gave my life to The Lord in 1981, the WORD of God was the pivot upon which church life and activities revolved. The primacy of the WORD of God was evident and remained the sustaining anchor that kept… Continue

Dearly Beloved,

I SERVE THE WONDER-WORKING GOD!

“Many, Lord my God, are the wonders you have done, the things you planned for us. None can compare with you; were I to speak and tell of your deeds, they would be too many to declare” (Psalm 40:5 NIV).

It is believed that David was the writer of Psalm 40 testifying to the wonders of God and thanking Him for His steadfast love over him. The reason is obvious from David’s history. Because of Saul’s sins against God, God…

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Dearly Beloved,

ABIDE WITH ME

“And they constrained him, saying, Abide with us; for it is toward evening, and the day is now far spent. And he went in to abide with them” (Luke 24:29 ASV).

One of English favourite hymns is “ABIDE WITH ME” composed by Henry Francis Lyte (1793-1847), an Anglican clergyman who served nearly half his life as vicar of a church at Brixham, England. According to history, Lyte composed the hymn on the afternoon of the Sun­day he gave his…

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Psalms 14:1 says, “The fool says in his heart, 'There is no God'.” Only those seeking to live in utter irrationality can ignore the arguments made in favor of the God of the Bible by C.S. Lewis in “Mere Christianity”. Three of the most compelling issues the skeptic will have to confront when reading this classic include the universality of the moral law, the existence of a personal God as Creator of the Universe, and whether Jesus is who He says He is.

Fundamental to the creed of the…

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