A coming world famine is predicted, and the speaker emphasizes the importance of attaching it to the Gospel, as the mission is not to solve world hunger but to feed spiritual hunger. The Four Horsemen of the Apocalypse are discussed, including the Black Horse representing famine, and the Pale Horse representing death, which will claim one-fourth of the world's population. The causes of death during the tribulation are identified as the sword, famine, pestilence, and wild beasts, and the consequences of rejecting the Gospel are highlighted. [... more]

Thousands of soldiers marched in Queen Elizabeth's funeral procession, seeing it as an honor to serve her. Similarly, the Levites in the book of Numbers were assigned mundane tasks for God's sake, demonstrating that even small tasks can be important when done for His honor. [... more]

Jesus encounters a widow in great distress as she mourns the loss of her only son. He shows compassion, raises the young man from the dead, and presents him to his mother, demonstrating His power and authority over death and grief. [... more]

The story of Joseph's life and death is a poignant reminder of God's providence and sovereignty. Despite being betrayed by his brothers, Joseph's life was guided by God's hand, ultimately leading to the fulfillment of a great promise. As Joseph's brothers come to terms with their guilt, they are met with forgiveness and kindness, illustrating the doctrine of divine concurrence. This doctrine highlights the mysterious way in which God governs human affairs, bringing good out of evil, and ultimately leading to the redemption of His people. [... more]