When pain demands our attention, how do we keep our eyes fixed on the Savior? Dr. Rick Holland shares his insights on how to un-eclipse the sun and see the glory of Christ in the midst of suffering, grief, and trials, emphasizing the importance of perspective, worship, and understanding God's character. [... more]

Throughout the centuries, people have found inspiration in scripture, taking it and putting it into music or scriptural themes. George Handel's life was a testament to this, as he found his greatest inspiration in the scripture, particularly in the book of Job, where he discovered his declaration of faith: 'I know that my Redeemer lives.' [... more]

The hosts discuss the true meaning of Thanksgiving, exploring the biblical roots of the holiday and how to cultivate a spirit of gratitude and worship in our lives. They delve into the significance of Psalms 95, the importance of humility, and the practice of communion as a way to connect with God and express thanks for His provision. [... more]

The celebration in heaven described in Revelation 19 marks a dramatic change in the tone of the book, ushering in the greatest event for the earth, the second coming of Jesus Christ. The chapter is filled with great contrast, transitioning from darkness to light, and from black to white, as the destruction of Babylon, the capital of the Beast Kingdom, marks the end of the Great Tribulation. The redeemed in heaven rejoice, singing a hallelujah chorus, praising God for the salvation of their souls, the severity of God's judgments, and the sovereignty of God's power. The celebration is preliminary to the ceremony of the Marriage Supper of the Lamb, where the bride, the Church, will be arrayed in fine linen, clean and white, representing the righteousness of the saints. [... more]

The concept of loving others well is explored through a transformation from self-centeredness to God-centeredness, with Jesus' teachings on the greatest commandment serving as a guiding principle. [... more]

The Bible teaches that the sufferings of this present time are not worthy to be compared to the glory which shall be revealed in us. Through the resurrection of Jesus Christ, we are prepared for glory, predestined for glory, and preserved for glory. The Holy Spirit makes intercession for us in our infirmities, and we are more than conquerors, not just conquerors, but super conquerors. No foe can condemn us, no fear can conquer us, and no fault can separate us from the love of God. [... more]

The study concludes with Psalm 150, emphasizing the importance of praising God in His sanctuary, firmament, and everywhere. Praise is a universal language, conveying the idea of shining, cheering, and boasting about God's greatness. It's an obligation, a duty, and a delight, reflecting God's worthiness and our creation for His praise. [... more]

A foster mom shares her heart-wrenching yet beautiful adoption journey, navigating the complexities of foster care and the importance of love and resilience in the face of uncertainty. [... more]

The heavenly multitude praises God for the salvation He provides, His glory, His honor, and His power, affirming that His judgments are true and righteous, and worshiping Him as the sovereign God who sits on the throne. [... more]

The multitude of heaven is chanting a different tune as Christ is set to return, praising God for what he offers, settles, fulfills, and occupies. The believer will rejoice in the downfall and judgment of unbelieving humanity, as God comes to set the record straight and vindicate his character. [... more]

The hosts of heaven sing Hallelujah as they praise God for his salvation and glory, and also for his eternal judgment of the followers of the Antichrist, the corrupting world system of Babylon, and the unredeemed humanity. [... more]

Praise is a declaration of God's value, regardless of circumstances, and it's a declaration based on what He does and who He is. Praise is a way to express gratitude for God's mighty acts and His excellent greatness. It's a way to lift our voices up and sing to the Lord, using instruments and breath to praise Him. [... more]

Praise is a universal language that bonds believers together, and it's a central part of the life of a believer, mentioned 307 times in the Bible. The word hallelujah comes from two Hebrew words, 'halle' meaning to boast or brag, and 'Yah' meaning the Lord. Praise is not just about singing, but about expressing approval and admiration for God, and it should fill our lives like it fills the halls of heaven. [... more]

A faithful priest, Zechariah, composes a song of praise after being visited by the angel Gabriel, foretelling the coming of the Messiah and the ministry of his son, John the Baptist, who will prepare the way for the Lord's arrival, bringing light to those in darkness and despair. [... more]

Praise is a declaration of God's value, irrespective of what we're experiencing. It's a mighty act that transforms us, changing our perspective on life. When we praise God, we're not just acknowledging what He's done, but also who He is - all-powerful, ever-present, and all-knowing. Music is a powerful tool in our praise, a gift from God that brings joy and comfort. As we sing and make music, we're not just expressing ourselves, but also declaring God's glory to the world. [... more]

Praise is a universal language that connects us to God, and it's a central part of the believer's life, mentioned in the Bible 307 times. We praise God for His mighty acts and His excellent greatness, and we should praise Him on earth as well as in heaven, mirroring what's going on in heaven. [... more]