The concept of prosperity in Christianity is often misunderstood, with some teachers promoting a false gospel of health and wealth. However, the Bible teaches that true prosperity is measured by the health and prosperity of one's soul, not material wealth or physical health. [... more]

A believer's life not changing is an oxymoron, as it contradicts who they are in Christ. Moral purity is a key aspect of a new lifestyle, and it's not about external behaviors, but about drawing closer to God and resolving issues of identity. The Apostle Paul teaches that we must put off the old self and put on the new self, created to be like God in true righteousness and holiness. [... more]

As a caregiver, it's easy to feel overwhelmed by the burdens of caring for a loved one. But even small acts of care, like cleaning the windows, can make a big difference in lifting spirits and allowing the person to see the beauty of God's creation. It's not about changing the diagnosis or taking away pain, but about trusting God with what's not in our control and taking care of what's in our reach. [... more]

Ezra and Nehemiah, despite lacking experience, were called by God to supervise the rebuilding of the Temple in Jerusalem and the city wall, and they gave credit to God's hand in their accomplishments, reminding readers that with God on their side, no one can stand against them. [... more]

Jesus Christ is the Life Giver, the Creator, and the source of eternal life. Through his ministry, he gave physical life to those who were dead, and his death and resurrection made it possible for anyone to receive spiritual, eternal life. As the life, death could not hold him, and he will raise the believer up at the last day. [... more]

The Christian's duty to rejoice is a continuing and habitual action, as emphasized by Paul in the Greek tense. This instruction follows his mention of believers pursuing disharmony and dissension, and is rooted in the love and service of Christ as well as his sufferings. [... more]

The intersection of faith, family, and societal trends is explored through discussions on Prison Fellowship, Chuck Colson's legacy, and the importance of family and marriage. The conversation also touches on the consequences of loneliness and aging, as well as the clash of civilizations and the implications of Huntington's thesis. [... more]

God's ability to hear and understand human thoughts and prayers is a fundamental aspect of His nature, demonstrated through the Bible's accounts of Solomon's prayer and Jesus' knowledge of human hearts. This realization can be both comforting and intimidating, depending on the motivations and intentions of one's heart. As Christians, it is essential to guard our thought life and bring every thought into obedience to Christ. [... more]

The book of Job, the oldest in the Bible, contains more references to snow, ice, and frost than any other book, possibly due to the effects of the post-flood ice age. Snow is a treasure with its crystal structure, water storage capacity, and role in maintaining plant chemical cycles, and its pure white color symbolizes a clean heart that trusts the Lord. [... more]

The Christian Resistance discusses the implications of telehealth and artificial intelligence in the healthcare system, highlighting concerns about patient safety, insurance companies' use of AI to deny claims, and the impact of immigration policies on medical billing and access to care. [... more]

Christ's life and teachings serve as an example for followers, emphasizing the importance of prayer, forgiveness, and aiding the poor. His teachings on loving enemies and praying for those who persecute us are highlighted, as well as his value on children and the importance of not letting material possessions define one's life. [... more]

The Persian emperor Cyrus recognized the God of Israel as the Lord God of heaven, acknowledging him as both creator and redeemer of the world. This acknowledgment is seen in the biblical account of Cyrus' decree to rebuild the Temple in Jerusalem. Other Gentile rulers, such as Nebuchadnezzar and the queen of Sheba, also acknowledged God's sovereignty, demonstrating that God's influence extends beyond Israel. [... more]

God's infinite wisdom and knowledge are demonstrated through His understanding of complex sciences and mathematics, as well as His knowledge of each individual. The fear of the Lord is the foundation of knowledge and wisdom, and acknowledging God's creation and providence is essential. The Bible speaks of God's response to those who ignore or oppose Him, and it is through Jesus Christ that we have access to divine knowledge and understanding. [... more]

Jesus Christ's claim to be the self-existent, eternal God is rooted in the Bible, where the name 'I Am' is used to describe God's identity. This concept is seen in various passages, including Mark 14:62, John 14:6, and Revelation 22:13. [... more]

The Bible is considered the inspired word of God, with human authors serving as vessels for divine communication. This concept is evident in the recognition of God as the author of passages, with the human author merely recording God's words. The early Christians, Paul, and Christ Jesus all acknowledged this principle, emphasizing the importance of trusting in Scripture as the word of God. [... more]

The intersection of science, morality, and faith is explored in the context of the COVID-19 pandemic, the role of Anthony Fauci, and the implications for Christian worldview. The discussion also touches on identity politics, transgender issues, and the rise of artificial intelligence, as well as the importance of a theology of death in the face of hospice care and bioethics. [... more]

A good confession of faith in Jesus Christ as Son of God is essential, especially when made openly before hostile witnesses. Jesus promised to confess those who confess Him before men, and the Bible teaches that saving faith in Christ is the key to salvation and a deepening relationship with God. [... more]

The power of God's voice is proclaimed throughout Scripture, from creation to consummation. His word begins with speaking everything into existence, and He completes His Word with eternal declarations. As believers, we give praise to the Lord Jesus Christ who created and sustains each element of creation. [... more]

Sheila Walsh shares her insights on heaven, emphasizing the hope and promise of eternity, and how it impacts our lives on earth. She discusses the concept of judgment, rewards, and the importance of living a life that honors God, using biblical stories and personal anecdotes to illustrate her points. [... more]

David's life, as reflected in the Psalms, is a testament to the power of faith in the face of fear, worry, and doubt. His journey from heart-wrenching prayer to heartfelt praise serves as a reminder of God's unwavering presence and trustworthiness. [... more]

Sheila Walsh shares her personal experiences with depression, anxiety, and the struggles of living in a world that often seems unfair. She emphasizes the importance of having a deep faith and trust in God, and how this can bring hope and comfort in difficult times. Walsh also discusses the role of spiritual disciplines, such as reading the Bible and praying, in coping with mental health struggles and finding peace in a chaotic world. [... more]

Todd Starnes discusses the Save America Act, the Senate Majority Leader's stance on the filibuster, and the Republican Party's struggles with conservative media. He also talks to Monty Fritz, a candidate for the Tennessee gubernatorial election, about his platform of liberty and less government. Additionally, he discusses the wokeness in the Smithsonian museums, the rise of the Democratic Socialists, and the importance of Judeo-Christian cultural foundations. He also touches on the topic of men's fashion, specifically the trend of men wearing shorts to work, and the controversy surrounding a transgender doll designed for children. Furthermore, he talks about the out-of-control mental health problem in the country and the need for a return to Judeo-Christian values. He also discusses the rise of anti-Semitism in the country and the importance of standing with Israel. [... more]

Carnal Christians, still controlled by the desires of the flesh, are a cause of great concern when they remain babies indefinitely. Spiritual growth comes only through study of the Word, accompanied by belief and obedience. Every Christian should strive to grow to maturity and continue growing, as encouraged by Scripture. [... more]

We often struggle with sinful habits, knowing what's right but failing to act. Recognizing our weaknesses, we can rely on the strength of the Holy Spirit to withstand temptation and find security in Christ, who promises eternal life and protection from harm. [... more]

The Philistines had stolen the Ark of the Covenant, but the Lord intervened, routing them and retrieving the Ark. Samuel erected an Ebenezer to commemorate God's deliverance, reflecting the hymn 'Come Thou Font'. The Bible extols heroes of faith, all needing rescue through the shed blood of Jesus. [... more]

Promises of God's fountain of blessings fill Scripture, beckoning prayers for fulfillment in heaven and on earth. Christ assured us of life and abundant blessings through His redeeming love, and believers praise God for His grace and mercy. [... more]

David's discouragement by nameless enemies is met with confident trust and consistent theology, demonstrating the Lord's trustworthy nature and care for his people. [... more]

The concept of a record in heaven, where our works are documented, is an ancient idea anticipated in the Bible, particularly in the book of Job. This record serves as a witness against us, but we have a formal personal witness, the Lord Jesus, who can plead for us as our advocate and Redeemer, washing away our sins with His precious blood. [... more]

The doctrine of verbal inspiration suggests that the order of words in Scripture is also inspired, providing new insights into passages. The names Jesus and Christ Jesus are used interchangeably, with different authors and contexts influencing the choice of order. Philippians 2, 5-11, illustrates the reversal of order to emphasize the glory of the risen Savior and the glory that believers will share with Him. [... more]

The resurrection of the redeemed is compared to seed sowing and harvest, where a seed dies and is buried, only to rise again as a beautiful plant or tree, symbolizing the transformation of human bodies from natural to spiritual and glorified forms. [... more]

Biblical justice is a holistic concept that encompasses retributive and restorative justice, as well as a broader creative understanding of how things ought to be. It involves putting things to rights and fixing what's broken, and is tied to righteousness, mercy, and the care for the vulnerable. Christians are called to practice justice in their everyday financial decisions, including how they earn, spend, save, give, invest, and lend their money. [... more]

God's law is often seen as harsh and cruel, but Scripture teaches it's holy, just, and good. When we accept Christ as our Savior, we become a new man, and the inward man can delight in the law of God, not to earn salvation, but because we love to live for him who died for us. [... more]

David's Psalm 11 reminds us that our sense of purpose can be undermined by wicked desires and evil ambitions, but we must remember that the Lord is in His holy temple, and His throne is in heaven, where He beholds and judges humanity. [... more]

The pursuit of material pleasures can lead to ignoring Judgment Day, where God's righteous nature compels him to judge every wrong committed. Jesus Christ suffered sin's punishment for us, allowing everlasting joy to await those who repent and believe the gospel during this brief life. [... more]

The concept of American exceptionalism is being redefined by politicians and thinkers who are embracing a Marxist framework, which rejects traditional values and ideals. This shift in perspective is having far-reaching implications for family structure, education, and individual identity, as well as the role of government and the state in shaping society. [... more]

The Old Testament holds many precious promises that can be joyfully appropriated by Christians, despite the supersession of animal sacrifices and temple rituals by Christ's one sacrifice. Paul's new revelations in the Christian gospel bring Jews and Gentiles together as one body in Christ, allowing Gentile believers to share in all gracious promises of God in the Old Testament, except those dealing with Israel's future as a nation. [... more]

The Bible is filled with examples of faithful believers who suffered, but with God as our light, salvation, and strength, we need not fear anyone or anything, as His love is sure and steadfast. [... more]

God's omnipotence is demonstrated throughout the Bible, from creation to the promise of impossible feats, reminding us that He is all-powerful and able to do what He says. [... more]

The Bible emphasizes the importance of living a life of faith, with God's Spirit and empowering gifts guiding us through the battle of life. As Christians, we should focus on denying ungodliness and worldly lusts, living soberly, righteously, and godly in this present world, and looking forward to the glorious appearing of Jesus Christ. [... more]

God has willed triumph through His truth, and though Satan and his followers may threaten, we will not fear because His truth will triumph through us. God desires to turn His children from darkness to light and has plans for Satan, including everlasting chains and fire. Jesus spoke of Satan's doom triumphantly, anticipating his execution and the casting out of the Prince of this world. [... more]