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]

The Bible teaches that with God on our side, we are invincible, and Satan cannot win the battle for our minds or destinies. The term Sabbath is a majestic name for God, and Jesus Christ is the Creator, Sustainer, and Redeemer. He must win the battle, and with Him, we can overcome any obstacle. [... more]

Jesus wept over Jerusalem because they missed the true Messiah, and today, America faces a similar threat from a sleeping and apathetic church. Christians must be the fabric of the nation, and faith and obedience to God must be at the center of our lives, families, and businesses. The key to national revival is found in 2 Chronicles 7:14, where God promises to forgive sin and heal the land if His people humble themselves, pray, seek His face, and turn from their wicked ways. [... more]

Carter Conlon from Times Square Church shares a powerful message from Psalm 91, highlighting God's promise of protection and deliverance from evil. He explains how Satan fears the truth of Psalm 91, which gives believers confidence in God's keeping power and spiritual authority to overcome life's challenges. [... more]

Psalm 46 was a great comfort to Martin Luther, who saw it as a mighty song declaring victory in the great battle against evil forces. The Lord of hosts is with us, and the God of Jacob is our refuge and strength. The Son of God was manifested to destroy the works of the devil, and through death, Jesus Christ gained the victory over Satan, the prince of this world. [... more]

God's ability to hear prayers is rooted in His omniscience and omnipresence, allowing Him to understand and respond to the thoughts and needs of His people, but He may refuse to hear prayers that are motivated by iniquity. [... more]

David Jeremiah explains that in times of trouble, we should trust in God and put our faith in Him, just as David did when he wrote Psalm 37. He shares five key principles from the psalm: trust in the Lord, delight in the Lord, commit your way to the Lord, rest in the Lord, and wait patiently for Him. [... more]

The ambitious project of rebuilding Jerusalem's wall was completed in less than two months due to the people's willingness to work together, a remarkable example of cooperation and divine calling. [... more]

A spirit-filled Christian desires to submit and serve rather than to assert and rule, reflecting the biblical injunction of submission and the humility of Christ, who took upon himself the form of a servant and was made in the likeness of men. [... more]

Alastair Begg explains the essential role of Jesus as our great high priest, highlighting his merciful and faithful nature, and how he has done everything necessary in relationship to God to provide salvation and redemption for humanity. [... more]

The Eternal God is from everlasting to everlasting, the God who ever was and ever shall be. This truth applies to God the Father and God the Son, as seen in scriptures such as Psalm 92 and 1 Thessalonians 4:14 and 17. [... more]

Biblical wisdom for financial decisions, exploring the virtue of prudence and its application in Christian investing, emphasizing the importance of aligning one's financial actions with their faith and values. [... more]

The art of mocking God and his people has changed little through the ages, with ancient enemies using similar tactics as modern-day scoffers to defeat God's plan and word. [... more]

JK Simmons recounts his early days as a waiter in Hell's Kitchen, his transition to acting, and his experiences playing iconic roles like J. Jonah Jameson in Spider-Man and Fletcher in Whiplash. He also shares stories about his family, including his wife and children, and how fatherhood has informed his work. [... more]

Heaven is a physical place where God the Father lives with his loved ones, and it's a populated place inside by the Lord, a lamb, and his loved ones. The city has 12 foundations, 12 gates made of a single pearl, and the streets are of pure gold. Heaven is a place of great beauty, glory, and light, where there's no more suffering or death, and it's a place of fellowship, marriage feast, and dancing. On the other hand, hell is a place of great suffering, weeping, gnashing of teeth, and it's a place of physical torment, described as a bottomless pit, a lake, and a fire. The best part of hell is that people there are totally devoid of God's presence, and they'll never see his face, never know his name, never be in his presence. [... more]

The concept of the Word of Life is rooted in Philippians 2, emphasizing the person and work of Jesus Christ, Creator, Lord, and King. As ministers of Christ, we are responsible for holding forth the Word of Life, which involves being well-versed in the written word and shining the light of the glorious gospel of salvation by grace. [... more]

When we don't sense God's presence, we must examine our hearts to ensure we're not cherishing sin, and then recognize who we are in Christ, a treasure in jars of clay. Sometimes God takes a step back to strengthen us, and it's in these moments that we must keep on praying, seeking, and knocking, for it's through perseverance that we grow in faith and mature spiritually. [... more]

God raises up mighty nations with great leaders to accomplish purposes in the divine plan, but when they become proud and lovers of pleasure more than God, they fall. This has happened to God's chosen nation, Israel, and other nations that forgot God, and now the USA is showing signs of self-seeking power and pride among leaders and moral decay among people. [... more]

Jesus taught that His disciples are the light of the world, representing Him and His message in an unfair and distorted world. As saints and disciples, we are commanded to shine with the truth and shed the light of the glorious gospel of Christ, attempting to enlighten every man that comes into the world. [... more]

The Lord is not pleased when we complain about our circumstances, forgetting His blessings and miraculously freeing us from difficulties. We should not forget what happened to the complainers in ancient Israel, who were overthrown in the wilderness. God may not deal with a complaining Christian as severely, but He is displeased when we forget His benefits and complain about His testing. [... more]