The Bible speaks of a coming season of cataclysmic events, including global warming and cooling, as the world heads towards a great day of God's wrath. The enemy of Christ seeks to subjugate humanity to the environment, but God's plan is to sustain life on earth until he comes to judge it. The final acts of judgment will include a great earthquake, massive hailstones, and the return of Christ to rule in his millennial kingdom. [... more]

In this episode Greg explains that all fire produces light Similarly when tongues of fire suddenly appeared in the Upper Room light came with them Spiritual light Supernatural light Divine light Unconquerable light Specifically that light was the light of truth which frees us from all deception the light of the Father making known to us in terms we could understand exactly who and all the Father is the light of salvation definitively answering for us the most important question in life how we may be eternally saved and not lost the light of divine guidance the immense privilege of [... more]

We're all predisposed to sin, but we can't excuse it by blaming our genes or circumstances. James teaches us about the sin nature and how temptation works, emphasizing the importance of maturity, perseverance, and purity in the face of trials and temptations. He reminds us of God's goodness and grace, encouraging us to focus on His character and respond with loyalty and love. [... more]

The Bible's silence on aliens and life on other planets doesn't necessarily imply their non-existence, but rather highlights the universal reign of Christ over all created things. When considering unexplained phenomena, such as UFOs and UAPs, a Christian worldview emphasizes the importance of discernment and the rule of Christ over all things, allowing believers to approach the unknown with fearlessness and confidence. [... more]

The kingdom of God is built on the foundation of forgiveness, and unforgiveness can lead to torment. Jesus teaches that having faith in God gives us the power to move mountains and cast out deception, but this power is contingent on forgiveness. We must let go of old grievances and forgive those who have wronged us, including ourselves, in order to receive the forgiveness of God and experience healing and freedom. [... more]

Jesus teaches that forgiveness is a cornerstone of the kingdom of God, and that we have the power to pray and move mountains, but only on the foundation of forgiveness. He shares a story of a man who was healed of a fatal disease after forgiving his abusive father, and emphasizes the importance of receiving God's forgiveness and forgiving ourselves before we can forgive others. [... more]

John MacArthur emphasizes the importance of preaching in the church, citing five reasons: dangerous times, godly examples, the power of Scripture, accountability to God, and the tendency to deception. He stresses the need for faithful ministry and the sufficiency of Scripture in equipping men of God for every good work. [... more]

The Bible warns Christians about the dangers of demonic forces and occult themes in entertainment, citing the example of King Saul's attempt to communicate with the dead through a medium. This raises questions about the nature of Samuel's appearance and whether it was a genuine divine message or a demonic spirit. The discussion highlights the importance of discernment and the need for Christians to stay away from anything that resembles the occult, as it can lead to spiritual deception and harm. [... more]

When people claim to speak for God, we must test their words against Scripture, not just accept them at face value. False prophets and false teachers can lead us astray, but the Word of God is our only authority. We must be careful not to add to or subtract from Scripture, and instead, seek to understand and apply its teachings in our lives. [... more]

The Bible describes a creation where the earth is still and at rest, with a firmament dome over the earth that creates our atmosphere. This is in contrast to the heliocentric view of the universe, where the earth is spinning and orbiting the sun. The Bible also describes the sun and moon as much smaller and closer to the earth, moving in a circle around us. The stars are believed to be angelic activity, and the Bible does not mention asteroids, meteorites, or comets. The Bible teaches that the earth is fixed and immovable, with an up and a down, and that heaven is up and hell is down. [... more]

Many people believe they can earn their way into heaven through good deeds, sacraments, or personal achievements, but Pastor Lutzer explains that true salvation comes through divine grace, repentance, and faith in Jesus Christ, and that works of lawlessness, no matter how good they may seem, are ultimately rejected by God. [... more]

The book of Revelation describes a future period where Satan will be released from prison and deceive the nations, leading to a global rebellion against God. During this time, the world will experience peace and prosperity, but people will still rebel against God due to their sinful nature. The rebellion will be led by Gog and Magog, symbolizing the enemies of God, and will ultimately result in the destruction of the rebels by fire from heaven. [... more]

Biblical cosmology presents a flat stationary earth, contradicting the heliocentric view of the universe. Christians believe the Bible is the inspired and infallible word of God, while government agencies like NASA promote a different narrative. The theory of gravity is questioned, and electromagnetic charges are proposed as a possible explanation. The purpose of NASA is revealed to be high-altitude reconnaissance, and declassified documents show that the earth is described as stationary and flat. [... more]

In a world where deception is rampant, Christians must stand strong in their faith and uphold the truth. Dr. David Jeremiah explains how Satan's strategy of disputing, denying, and displacing God's word can lead to deception, and how telling the truth, testing the truth, and teaching the truth can help lift up the value of truth in a world drowning in deception. [... more]

Jesus warned believers to be wary of deceivers, and in the Olivet Discourse, he said, Let no man deceive you. Deception is common in our world today, and it's also a frequent topic throughout scriptures. Satan is the father of lies, and his primary weapon against us has been deceit since the beginning of human history. He disputes God's word, denies God's word, and displaces God's word, and then he discounts God's goodness and dramatizes God's restrictions. [... more]

God's formal accusation against the sinful nation of Israel is revealed in Hosea chapter 11, verse 12 to chapter 12, verse 13. The nation is corrupt, feeding on lies and deceit, and trying to play God by making political alliances with pagan nations. Israel's unfaithfulness to Yahweh has led to sin, falsehood, and violence, and God promises judgment on the whole nation. However, this judgment is also a reason to praise and worship God because He is faithful to keep His promises. The nation of Israel is compared to its father Jacob, who was a deceiver, and Hosea calls Israel to learn from Jacob's life and repent. Israel has strayed away from its humble beginnings and forgotten where it came from, and God reminds them to look back at their history and remember that it is by grace they have been saved. [... more]

The Bible teaches that bitterness can creep into our lives due to circumstances, adversaries, fear, and deception, but it's essential to recognize the root cause of bitterness and release it to avoid contaminating our lives and relationships. By understanding the characteristics of bitterness, such as remembering details, accusing others, and living alone, we can identify and overcome it. The cure for bitterness is found in the free gift of salvation through Jesus Christ, which brings peace, forgiveness, and a new perspective on life. [... more]

The trend of cancel culture has made it difficult to stand against popular opinion, resulting in harassment or removal from public life. Dr. David Jeremiah explores this phenomenon, comparing it to the end times described in Matthew 24, and discusses the importance of wisdom, small groups, and biblical prophecy in navigating this challenging world. [... more]

Nehemiah's example of resisting intimidation and danger while rebuilding the wall around Jerusalem teaches us that spiritual disciplines help us find direction, purpose, and confidence in Christ. As we grow stronger in the Lord, we face resistance from the enemy, and it's essential to be prepared for the dangers of deception and compromise that come against us. [... more]

Apostasy is a choice, not an illness, and it's a decision based on one's values and priorities. To protect oneself from falling away, one must examine themselves, encourage themselves, and exercise themselves towards godliness. This involves making sure one is truly a Christian, not just a cultural one, and continually growing in their faith. It's a lifelong process that requires effort and commitment to stay strong in one's faith and avoid being a target for the enemy. [... more]