A spiritual famine is predicted in the Bible, characterized by a loss of hunger for God's truth and a lack of desire for the Word of God. This famine is not just a physical lack of food, but a spiritual one, where people are no longer drawn to the Bible and its teachings. The consequences of this famine are severe, including a loss of heritage, weakened theology, and a ruined appetite for God's truth. [... more]

Jerusalem's population has dramatically increased from a mere 14,000 inhabitants in the 19th century to over 900,000 today, fulfilling a prophecy that the city would be inhabited without walls due to its vast population. This transformation is seen as a manifestation of God's promises, as described in the Bible, particularly in the book of Zachariah, which foretold a future where Jerusalem would be a thriving metropolis, bursting through its walls due to its immense population. [... more]

God keeps His promises, as seen in the story of Noah, who was a righteous man but fell into sin. The Bible teaches us to be faithful and to seek restoration when we fail. We must also be aware of the end times and the return of Jesus, and make sure we are ready to meet Him. A Bible study on the book of Genesis and the Sermon on the Mount can help us understand God's plan and our place in it. [... more]

God's nature and principles do not change, and He was angry with ancient Israel for living in affluent ease while indifferent to sin. This question is raised for modern Christian America, where churches become cathedrals and homes become showplaces, and people prioritize pleasure over God. The consequences of neglecting God's Word and allowing riches to choke it are severe, and judgment may be coming, as seen in natural disasters and suffering. [... more]

The day of the Lord is a time of anticipated joy and pleasure for some, but a day of darkness and judgment for those who are impenitent. The prophet Amos warns that the day of the Lord will be a time of great darkness, with no light, and that those who are not genuinely saved will be shut out of God's presence and experience utter abysmal darkness. [... more]

As we start a new year, it's essential to reflect on life's most important questions, such as why we're here, what our purpose is, and how we can honor God in our relationships, work, and daily lives. Alex McFarland explores these topics and encourages listeners to view life as a stewardship, recognizing that everything we have is a gift from God. [... more]

Marriage is a partnership that requires trust, openness, and communication, especially when it comes to finances. Joint checking and savings accounts promote transparency and communication between spouses, preventing a 'mine and yours' mentality and ensuring that neither spouse is making hidden purchases. [... more]

The President of the United States is facing criticism for his handling of the hurricane response, with many accusing him of being absent and ineffective. Meanwhile, tensions are escalating in the Middle East as Iran and Israel engage in a war of words, with some calling for a military strike against Iran's nuclear facilities. The 2024 election is also heating up, with President Trump and Vice President Kamala Harris facing off in a series of debates and campaign events. [... more]

God's presence is not just about feeling good, but about being faithful to His word and living a life of holiness, seeking justice and showing compassion to those in need, and being open to the Holy Spirit's guidance and correction. [... more]

God sees a failure to help the poor as injustice, a more serious thing. He calls out the complicity of His people in the face of great suffering, and warns them of the consequences of their actions. The prophet Amos delivers a message of warning and repentance, urging the people to take sin seriously and to use their resources to alleviate suffering. [... more]

God keeps His promises, and His faithfulness is a reminder that He is always with us. The story of Noah teaches us about the importance of spiritual growth, restoration, and being prepared for Jesus' return. Through Bible study and prayer, we can deepen our relationship with God and stay on the path of righteousness. [... more]

Matt Slick discusses various topics including Open Theism, morality, and scripture accuracy. He responds to a caller's question about the morality before the flood and explains that morality comes from God's revelation. Matt also addresses a caller's concern about the accuracy of the Bible, explaining that copyist errors do not necessarily mean the entire Bible is not trustworthy. [... more]

The book of Amos emphasizes God's mercy as a transformative force, demanding obedience and humility. It warns against pride and the consequences of not listening to God's Word, highlighting the importance of seeking Him and living according to His commands. [... more]

The Bible teaches that we are living in the end times, and as followers of Jesus Christ, we should live with reverence for God, walk with Him, and be a witness for Him. A world changer is someone who wants to change the culture, thinks for themselves, and does what is right. Noah is a great example of a world changer, and we can learn from his life and faith. We should be prepared for the return of Jesus Christ and live in anticipation of that day. [... more]

God's prophets, including Amos, Joel, and Obadiah, received visions that foretold judgment and redemption for Israel and the nations. These prophetic messages emphasize the importance of obedience to God's law and the consequences of disobedience, as well as the promise of future blessing and restoration. [... more]

The prophet Amos warns of a future day of judgment, where the unrepentant will face darkness and no light, while those with genuine faith will experience the radiance of Christ's glory. [... more]

As caregivers, we face numerous challenges that can lead to burnout, but finding hope and faith can be a game-changer. Peter Rosenberger shares his personal journey as a caregiver and how he's learned to trust God in the midst of overwhelming circumstances. He discusses the importance of self-care, setting realistic goals, and finding meaning in our work as caregivers. With a focus on spiritual growth and sanctification, Peter offers practical advice and encouragement for caregivers to navigate the complexities of their role. [... more]

Chuck Swindoll calls upon churches to return to the biblical model of worship, emphasizing the importance of a genuine and meaningful connection with God. He draws parallels with the prophets Ezekiel and Amos, who courageously spoke truth to power despite facing opposition and ridicule. [... more]

God has given believers spiritual eyes to see and spiritual ears to hear, allowing them to speak and reveal truth to others, bringing blessings out of darkness. [... more]

The concept of the day of the Lord is often misunderstood, with some viewing it as a time of joy and redemption, while others see it as a day of darkness and judgment. The prophet Amos warns that for those who are impenitent, the day of the Lord will be a day of darkness, while for those who genuinely love the Lord's appearing, it will be a day of blessedness and light. [... more]