The Bible describes heaven as a holy city with pearly gates, streets of gold, and a tree of life. It's a place where people will live in resurrection bodies, free from sin and corruption. The city is enormous, with dimensions that defy human understanding, and is entered through 12 gates, each made of a single pearl. The walls of the city are made of jasper and gold, and the streets are paved with gold that shines like transparent glass. The city is also home to a river of life and a tree that bears 12 different kinds of fruit, which will be available for the inhabitants to eat. Only those who put their trust in Jesus Christ as their personal Savior will be able to enter the city, and it's a place where people will live in holiness and joy, forever. [... more]

Obedience to God is a serious decision that requires a deep yearning to follow His commands and live a life of submission to His will. Without the Holy Spirit's guidance, it is impossible to live a life of obedience, and disobedience can lead to consequences and hinder our growth as believers. [... more]

Jesus' declaration of 'It is finished' at Calvary signifies the completion of God's redemptive plan, where He canceled sin's debt, crushed Satan's power, and fulfilled all Old Testament prophecies related to the Messiah's first coming. This act of sacrifice and atonement provides eternal forgiveness and victory over sin, making it possible for believers to live a life of holy living and secure their status as children of God. [... more]

Stephen Davey explores the symbolism of Satan as a destroyer, dictator, and deceiver in Revelation, and how God's sovereignty and faithfulness are revealed through the story of Israel and the chosen bride of Christ. [... more]

The Lord's Supper is a powerful memorial instituted by Jesus for his followers, symbolizing the new covenant in his blood and representing his sacrifice for humanity. This divine memorial is at the heart of Christian worship, serving as a reminder of the Gospel and a means of communion with Christ. By partaking in the Lord's Supper, believers recover from chronic spiritual amnesia and are encouraged to remember the sacrifice of Jesus Christ. [... more]

The story of Jesus Christ's extraordinary example of humility, where he voluntarily surrenders his divine right to live and act like God, taking on the form of a bondservant and becoming a slave, demonstrating that true greatness is found in serving others. [... more]

The church's foundation in biblical truth is crucial to living with purpose and passion. Without Christ, key words like power, God, salvation, and righteousness lose their meaning. The gospel reveals God's righteousness, which is vastly different from human righteousness, and it is through faith in Christ that we receive this righteousness. [... more]

Dr. Gary Chapman discusses the importance of nurturing and feeding a marriage relationship, emphasizing the need for couples to work together to enrich their marriage and resolve conflicts. He also highlights the significance of financial fidelity and transparency in marriage, and provides guidance on how couples can make a fundamental decision on how to manage their finances. [... more]

True faith understands that obedience to God is inseparable from faith, and genuine faith always produces works that glorify God. The obedience of faith is not just a belief, but a life lived in obedience to God's will. It is the attitude of trusting in the living Lord Jesus Christ alone, which brings personal forgiveness and eternal life. [... more]

A man named Naaman, a powerful and wealthy Syrian general, contracts leprosy and seeks healing from the prophet Elisha. However, Naaman's pride and misconceptions about the nature of healing and forgiveness lead him to resist Elisha's simple instructions, and he must eventually humble himself and follow the prophet's words to be cleansed. [... more]

Jesus identifies himself as the fulfillment of prophecy in Luke chapter 4, but the crowd turns from adoration to aggravation, and he miraculously escapes. Alistair Begg explains that Jesus demanded either enthusiastic acceptance or bitter hostility, but not neutrality. He also discusses why Jesus came to fulfill his Father's will, the Old Testament Scriptures, and to make the Father known. [... more]

Carolyn Kolupka discusses the parable of the rich fool and its relevance to modern financial decisions. She emphasizes the importance of making God one's treasure and using money as a tool to serve others. The hosts also answer listener questions on reverse mortgages, inherited property, and retirement account requirements. [... more]

Jesus' message is not just about sentimentalism or social activism, but about fulfilling his Father's will and making the Father known. He came to call sinners, not the righteous, and to save the world, not to condemn it. Understanding this truth is essential to sharing the Gospel with others and experiencing the peace and love of God. [... more]

God's plan for abundant life is not about accumulating wealth, but about having a relationship with Him. Christians can apply financial wisdom and Christian stewardship principles to manage their money, improve their credit score, and plan for retirement, including utilizing Health Savings Accounts. [... more]

The true source of love flows from knowing Jesus Christ as Savior, and genuine love has its source in God who dwells within us. Without love, life is empty and meaningless, no matter how gifted or successful we may be. [... more]

Jesus promises an abundant life, but what does that really mean? Is it material wealth or something more? Join Rob West as he explores the intersection of faith and finance, discussing biblical principles for managing money, debt, and relationships with God and others. [... more]

The baptism of the Spirit is a past act that occurs invisibly at the moment of salvation, connecting believers to the body of Christ and making them part of Christ's own body. The Holy Spirit's role is to enable consistent obedience, and believers are called to walk by the Spirit, evidencing the fruit of the Spirit, such as joy, love, peace, patience, and all those things we strive toward. The third wave movement has misunderstood the transitional nature of the book of Acts and confuses the baptism of the Spirit with the filling of the Spirit, leading to confusion and misinterpretation of Scripture. [... more]

The World Economic Forum's Great Reset initiative aims to transform the world through globalism, artificial intelligence, and transhumanism, but Christians must remain vigilant and focused on their biblical worldview to navigate the coming tribulational times. [... more]

The Bible's account of creation is not just a historical event, but a foundational piece of our salvation. Without a literal creation, we have no scripture to trust, no gospel to preach, and no heaven to reach. The truth of creation is pivotal to our faith and our understanding of God's power and love. [... more]

God's comfort to Job through creation is a vital piece of our salvation, and understanding creation is necessary for our relationship with Christ and hope in trials. The church has bowed to the pressure of evolution and the disregard of scripture, making creationism a foundational piece of our faith. Without a literal creation, we have no scripture to trust, and no gospel to preach. [... more]

The Song of Songs, which is Solomon's, reveals the idea of statutes and anointing, connecting the concept of anointing to one's identity and union with Christ. The verse 'because of the savor of thy good ointments, thy name is an ointment poured forth' is analyzed to understand the connection between name and anointing, and how this relates to Jesus and our identity in Him. [... more]

The Christian's duty to God versus government is a pressing issue, especially during times of crisis like the COVID-19 pandemic. Christians must weigh their obedience to God's commands against government mandates, considering principles like sovereign appointment, accountability, and spheres of authority. The Bible teaches that government exists to uphold the good and protect the righteous, but when it fails to do so, Christians must consider disobeying unjust laws and exercising their individual liberties. [... more]

The Bible teaches that God disciplines us as his children for our good, to share in his holiness, and to become like his Son. This discipline is a sign of our sonship and a privilege, not a punishment. It's a process that helps us develop endurance, character, and a deeper relationship with God. [... more]

Preparing your heart for Easter involves slowing down, remembering God's love, and reflecting on Jesus' death and resurrection. Asherita Choo Choo shares her insights on the importance of Lent, a 40-day period of fasting, prayer, and sacrificial giving, to prepare for Easter. She emphasizes the need to focus on Jesus' love and to practice sacrificial love towards others, as seen in the Gospels. [... more]