The eternal future ahead for a child of God is a welcome from Jesus, a crown of victory, and the will of Jesus. A Christian's death is a glorious entrance to heaven, where they are welcomed by Jesus and share in His victory. The destiny of all people is settled in this life, not the life to come, and it's a choice between trusting Jesus as Savior or facing eternity without Him. [... more]

The nature of God's infinite and omnipotent being is explored through the lens of language and theology, highlighting the limitations of human understanding and the importance of revelation in comprehending the divine. [... more]

Believers have taken the identity of Jesus Christ, giving them access to His benefits and inheritance. They have the completed revelation of God's word, allowing them to understand the plan of redemption and the glory of Christ. The Holy Spirit is the dynamic behind the church, and believers are the recipients of His work. Angels are fascinated by the believer's salvation and long to comprehend the glories of Christ unfolding through them. [... more]

Christians are exhorted to awake from spiritual sleep, arise from spiritual death, and shine with the light of God's truth. The darkness of the world is increasing, and the love of many Christians is waning, but God's word remains a beacon of hope and guidance. The choice is ours to serve God or the world, and the consequences of our choices will be revealed in the end times. [... more]

God chooses people not because of their sufficiency, but because of their inadequacies. He calls us to do something not because we're the best and the greatest, but He calls us even in our weakness, even in our brokenness. He speaks to us in times in which we are down and says, I am going to use you not because you are strong, but because I am strong. I will use you because you recognize your own inadequacies and trust in the sufficiency of God. [... more]

Jesus is victorious over disease, death, and the enemy of fear, offering hope and freedom to those who put their trust in Him. Through faith, we can overcome even the most daunting circumstances, knowing that God is in control and all is well with our souls. [... more]

God has an incentive program for those who recognize His ownership and become kingdom stewards. As managers under His ownership, believers can experience divine guidance, emotional stability, a reversal of fortune, and ultimately, co-reigning with Christ. By giving up ownership and prioritizing God's rule, individuals can receive these benefits and live a life of purpose and meaning. [... more]

Paul the Apostle emphasizes the importance of joy in Christianity, warning against legalism and the dangers of mixing grace with the law of the Old Testament. He encourages believers to rejoice in the Lord, not in their circumstances or people, and to be careful to avoid false teachers who attach themselves to the church with a list of rules to keep. [... more]

David's faith is under pressure as King Saul seeks to kill him, but Jonathan's love and loyalty help him navigate this challenging time, highlighting the importance of trusting God even when circumstances feel hostile or threatening. [... more]

A worship band's impromptu performance in a Thai brothel sparks the creation of a powerful song, 'God of the City', which becomes an anthem for hope and redemption in the darkest of places. [... more]

The story of America's founding is marked by the Puritans' attempt to establish a utopian society in the wilderness, where they sought to practice their own religion without interference. However, individuals like Ann Hutchinson and Roger Williams challenged the orthodoxy of the Massachusetts Bay Colony, advocating for religious freedom and the separation of church and state. Meanwhile, other colonies like Pennsylvania and Georgia were founded on different principles, such as the Quakers' rejection of formal services and the British humanitarians' goal of creating a colony for debtors. Despite the failure of these utopian experiments, they contributed to the development of the American character, which is characterized by adaptability, idealism, and a commitment to self-rule. [... more]

Aligning finances with God's wisdom can bring lasting peace and clarity, and understanding that God owns everything can eliminate fear and invite peace. True financial freedom begins with surrender, not strategy, and a lifestyle of giving can lead us into financial freedom. Estate planning and retirement planning are also crucial aspects of managing one's finances, and generosity and giving are essential for breaking the power of money. [... more]

When faced with life's storms, Pastor Greg Laurie reminds us that God's love and discipline are always present, guiding us towards spiritual growth and salvation. Drawing from the story of Jonah, Pastor Greg explores the three types of storms we face: protecting, perfecting, and correcting, and how God uses them to bring us back to Himself. [... more]

Choosing relaxation over stress is a key aspect of Christian living, as Jesus offers a word of promise to those who are weary and heavy laden. While some stress can be beneficial, prolonged or ignored stress can have negative effects on physical, emotional, and spiritual well-being. Removing unnecessary stress and dealing positively with unavoidable stress are two ways to handle stress effectively, and understanding God's perspective on problems is crucial in choosing relaxation over stress. [... more]

David's life is a testament to God's power and presence in impossible situations. He was a bold risk-taker who trusted God and pursued Him with passion. Through his journey, we see that breakthroughs are not just for extraordinary people, but for ordinary individuals who seek to unleash God's supernatural power in their lives. [... more]

God's calling is made known to each believer, and the book of Acts shows how he makes his calling known. The Bible is clear that God intends for His blessed Holy Spirit to inhabit the whole church, and that faithfulness in one responsibility leads to greater faithfulness in another. [... more]

The knowledge of God has penetrated every corner of the universe, yet everyone distorts and twists it, making everyone guilty before God. General revelation is insufficient for salvation, and special revelation is necessary to understand God's character and will. The Westminster Confession emphasizes the importance of Holy Scripture, which is God-breathed and necessary for faith and life. [... more]

Christians are people who rejoice in the midst of difficulty, recognizing that trials are temporary, never wasteful, and always used to refine and grow genuine faith. They love and follow an invisible deity, believing in a God they cannot see, and reflecting the glory of his face in the midst of unexplainable things. [... more]

When facing hardship and trials, God is the source of all comfort, revealing His nature, ministry, and power through the Holy Spirit and Jesus Christ. He comforts us in all affliction, enabling us to comfort others with the comfort we've received. [... more]

The principle of sowing and reaping is a fundamental concept in spiritual life, teaching that what we give to God will be multiplied back to us. Dr. David Jeremiah explores this principle, discussing how it applies to financial giving, stewardship, and Christian living, emphasizing the importance of faithfulness and obedience to God's principles. [... more]

When facing discouragement, it's essential to remember who God is and what He can do. Nehemiah's story in the book of Nehemiah shows how to persevere in the face of opposition, criticism, and skepticism. By looking up to God, showing up to work, teaming up with others, filling up with God's Word and Spirit, and lifting up others, we can overcome discouragement and find spiritual growth and renewal in our Christian lives. [... more]

Paul's journey to Rome was filled with hardships, but God turned every detour into an opportunity for revival and the furtherance of the gospel. Despite the devil's attempts to stop him, Paul remained steadfast in his faith, trusting in God's promises and ultimately reaching the city of Rome to preach the kingdom of God. [... more]

To have a big view of God, one must understand the size, majesty, and power of God. This can be achieved by saturating one's life with the Word of God, praying for a bigger view of God, reading the biographies of great men and women of God, and giving God the chance to demonstrate His greatness in everyday experiences. [... more]

Matt Slick discusses the false teachings of Eastern Orthodoxy and Roman Catholicism, highlighting their doctrines of salvation, the Eucharist, and the role of Mary. He also addresses the concept of omniscience and the distinction between essential and accidental properties, arguing that the Catholic and Eastern Orthodox views of Mary are idolatrous and contradict the Bible. [... more]

Paul the Apostle acknowledges the strengths and weaknesses of his fellow soldier Epaphroditus, who made a six-week, 800-mile journey to serve him and the Philippians. Paul shows gratitude and respect for Epaphroditus' sacrifice, encouraging others to do the same, and emphasizes the importance of acknowledging and honoring the strengths and weaknesses of those around us. [... more]

A godly heart will be approachable, having a sound mind, and being mindful of the things of God, as seen in the life of David, who enjoyed being among the people and trusted God, leading to real ministry and benefit to others. [... more]

Carl Montgomery's story of redemption and faith is a powerful reminder that it's never too late to turn your life around. Growing up in a poor household with addicted parents, Carl found himself drawn to a gang lifestyle, but it was in prison that he discovered God's love and found the father figure he had always been searching for. Now, Carl is using his experiences to help others and share the love of Christ with those who need it most. [... more]

Abraham's life of faith and fellowship with God is highlighted in the Bible, as he walked in close relationship with the divine, despite facing challenges and hardships, and ultimately died completely satisfied, with a wealth that death could not touch. [... more]

Stewardship involves managing God's resources wisely, including money and skills, to serve His purposes. Good stewards understand their mission, are faithful, trustworthy, diligent, and spend time in prayer, seeking God's will and wisdom. They act when led by the Spirit and surrender to the Holy Spirit to walk in obedience. Financial decisions should be guided by biblical principles, and debt management, savings, and investing should be done with a focus on honoring God. [... more]

Pastor Greg Laurie warns about the tactics and strategies of Satan, the accuser of the brethren, who tempts and condemns believers. He explains how Satan works, using examples from the Bible and his own experiences, and emphasizes the importance of knowing God's protection and forgiveness. The pastor also encourages listeners to submit to God and resist the devil, and offers a prayer for those who want to come to Christ and be forgiven of their sins. [... more]

Martin Luther, a Catholic monk, struggled with the Catholic Church's teachings on salvation and indulgences, leading him to question the authority of the church and ultimately spark the Protestant Reformation. His discovery of the Bible's message of faith and forgiveness changed his life and the course of history, as he became a key figure in the movement that challenged the Catholic Church's authority and paved the way for the modern Christian faith. [... more]

In the midst of trials and daily routines, it's possible to find fulfillment and prosper despite circumstances. Joseph's story in Genesis 39 shows how he made the most of his situation, trusting in God's sovereignty and finding blessings in disguise. [... more]

God's kingdom operates differently from the world, where success often means stepping on others. In Acts chapter 6, the apostles demonstrate strong leadership and congregational involvement, choosing seven men to serve tables and distribute food to the widows. The qualifications for these servants include being committed to the body, having proven character, being full of the Holy Spirit, and being willing to submit to God's will. [... more]

When contending for the faith, it's essential to do so without being contentious, conceited, callous, or cynical. This means being a reluctant fighter, contending for the sake of unity and the glory of God, and being willing to make sacrifices for the truth. By doing so, Christians can maintain the unity of the church and ultimately give glory to Christ. [... more]

When we sense God nudging us in a specific direction, do we respond immediately or hesitate? The costs of delay and consequences of resistance to commitment can lead to unnecessary struggle, while timely obedience can open doors to blessing. [... more]

As believers in Jesus Christ, our hope is certain and grounded in truth, tied to the resurrection of Jesus Christ. We have a living hope, a new life, and an eternal inheritance reserved in heaven for us, protected by the power of God through faith for a salvation ready to be revealed at the last time. [... more]

Sharing personal stories of suffering, faith, and healing through the lens of God's word, the Bible, and its impact on everyday life. [... more]

The principle of sowing and reaping is a universal law that applies to every area of life, including spiritual giving and financial responsibility. God promises blessings to those who give faithfully, but it's essential to break the cycle of self-deception and recognize that we can't fool God. The focus of the New Testament is on the local church, where the Word of God is taught, and faithful giving is prioritized. [... more]

A Canaanite woman's desperate and determined pursuit of Jesus Christ is an example of relentless faith, demonstrating the power of prayer and the importance of never giving up on one's spiritual journey, even in the face of obstacles and silence from God. [... more]

Paul's unwavering determination to preach the gospel in Rome, despite numerous detours and setbacks, ultimately leads to a great revival on a pagan island and the furtherance of God's kingdom. [... more]