God sees everything and will have the last word, promising relief to the afflicted and justice for those who afflict them. The same God who promises relief also promises justice, and He will repay those who have wronged us, but we must leave vengeance to Him and trust in His justice. [... more]

God's people are called to rejoice in the face of suffering and judgment, knowing that He will remove His judgments against them, clear away their enemies, and be present with them, rejoicing over them with gladness and quieting them with His love. [... more]

The return of Jesus is a central theme in Christian theology, with many prophecies and predictions in the Bible. Despite ongoing debate and controversy, the Bible teaches that Jesus will return visibly and gloriously, bringing judgment and salvation to all people. Understanding the timing and nature of Jesus' return is crucial for Christians, and various interpretations and theories have emerged over the centuries. [... more]

The return of the Lord is a topic of great importance, and Paul's letter to the Thessalonians provides guidance on how to live in anticipation of this event. The day of the Lord will bring judgment for those who are lost, but for believers, it is a time of comfort and hope. Paul emphasizes the importance of living soberly, being vigilant, and putting on the armor of God. He also reminds believers that they have been saved from the wrath of God and that they will one day be with the Lord. [... more]

God's judgment is not just about punishing those who reject Him, but also about rewarding those who follow Him. The book of Revelation reveals the end times, including the Great Tribulation, the second coming of Christ, and the ultimate judgment of the wicked. Christians must be prepared to face persecution and stand firm in their faith, while also being mindful of the power of sin and the importance of showing mercy to others. [... more]

The problem of pain presents a major stumbling block to our understanding of God. We struggle with a good God who allows bad things to happen, but God's patience is not absence, it's a deliberate choice to wait for the right moment to act, and His judgment is always righteous, even when we suffer. [... more]

In John Jesus established that if we love Him we will obey His teachings All of them If we are selective in our obedience obeying some of His teachings but rejecting others our love is lacking True devotion to Christ accepts everything of Him from Him and by Him Greg shows by scripture that the tongues of fire at Pentecost were connected with the Baptism with the Holy Spirit In all four gospels John the Baptist emphatically identifies Jesus as the Baptizer with the Holy Spirit Every experience of this crucial infilling heavily emphasized in Acts chs was Christ's personal [... more]

Christians believe that they have a burden to help others escape judgment, and that this burden is a call to evangelism. The Bible describes the final battle of Armageddon, where the armies of the world will be defeated by Christ, and the Antichrist and false prophet will be cast alive into the lake of fire. The book of Revelation reveals the details of this judgment, and the consequences of rejecting Christ. [... more]

God's judgment is a reality, but it's also a means of bringing about the end of evil and the triumph of good. The Bible teaches that salvation is a gift, but it requires a response of faith. The marriage of the Lamb is a symbol of the union between God and his people, and it's a time of great joy and celebration. The Holy Spirit is the one who brings about this union, and he is the one who gives us the power to live a life of faith and obedience. [... more]

God is warning America of an impending judgment due to its rebellion against Him and defiance of His laws. The nation is plagued by social disasters, including alcoholism, drug overdoses, and mass shootings. The Bible Teacher, Ann Graham Lotz, urges people to repent and turn to God, citing the book of Joel, which warns of a severe judgment if the nation does not change its ways. [... more]

America is being weighed in the balance of God's word, and its moral values are being redefined. The nation's standards and laws are changing, and the consequences are being felt. The Bible is being ridiculed, and Christians are being persecuted. The standards of right and wrong are being distorted, and the value of human life is being devalued. The nation's founding principles are being forgotten, and the Constitution is being reinterpreted. The church is being called to stand up for God's righteous standards and to pray for a righteous judge to be appointed to the Supreme Court. [... more]

The Bible makes sense as a collection of people's contributions over centuries, with God as the author. Pastor Rick Gaston teaches through the book of Revelation, highlighting God's salvation, glory, and power, as well as his judgments on false Christianity. He emphasizes the importance of standing firm in one's faith and not watering it down to appease others. [... more]

Jesus' response to his disciples' attempt to protect him from arrest reveals his complete control and awareness of the events unfolding. He takes the initiative, speaking to the Roman soldiers and asking if they seek him, and when they identify him, he says 'I am he,' causing them to fall to the ground. Jesus' actions demonstrate his willingness to give his life for the sheep, anticipating the substitutionary atonement that will unfold on the cross. [... more]

Believers are commanded to live holy lives, demonstrating their relationship with God through reverence and obedience. Holy fear is not about being afraid of God's judgment, but about being in awe of His holiness and submitting to His will. The judgment seat, or Bema, is a place where believers will be evaluated for their service and rewarded for their obedience, not for their sin, but for their service to God. [... more]

A corrupt kingdom is weighed in the balance of God's righteous standards and found wanting, leading to judgment. Today, America is being weighed in the balance of God's word, with people having one standard in the church and another outside of it, devaluing the authenticity of the word of God. The standard of truth is mocked, and people create their own standard of truth, leading to chaos and confusion. [... more]

The book of Revelation describes the end times, where God's judgment will be poured out on the world, specifically on Babylon, a symbol of worldly power and corruption. The Antichrist will rise to power, but ultimately, God will destroy the world system, replacing it with His own creative and productive abilities. Christians are called to rejoice in the knowledge of God's justice and to stand against the evil that will be revealed. [... more]

Discovering God's plan for our lives and committing to it is the first step towards finding our purpose. The Bible teaches us that sin always leads to judgment, but God's mercy and forgiveness are available to us through faith in Jesus Christ. The Great White Throne Judgment awaits those who refuse God's offer of grace and mercy, but for those who repent and turn to God, their sins are wiped out and they are clothed in garments of righteousness. [... more]

The world's collapse is imminent, as described in the book of Revelation, where Babylon, the world system, will fall, and the Antichrist's regime will be destroyed. The second coming of Christ will bring judgment, and only those who have accepted salvation will be spared. [... more]

The book of Revelation describes the fall of Babylon, a symbol of the world's corruption and immorality, which will be judged by God. The Antichrist will rise to power, leading people astray with false promises and luxury, but ultimately facing God's wrath. The Bible warns of the dangers of idolatry, self-glorification, and the pursuit of wealth, and calls believers to stand strong in their faith and avoid the temptation of the world. [... more]

The resurrection of Jesus is the central and most significant event in human history, offering forgiveness of sins and eternal life through a personal relationship with Christ. The Christian faith emphasizes the uniqueness of Jesus' sacrifice and resurrection, which conquers death and provides a way to heaven. As humans face mortality, the choice between heaven and hell is crucial, and Jesus is the only way to eternal life and forgiveness. [... more]

A warning of severe judgment is coming to America, and it's not just a matter of natural disasters, but also social and spiritual disasters that are unfolding. The Bible teaches us that God gives us warnings before He brings judgment, and it's up to us to heed those warnings and turn to Him. The book of Joel reminds us that judgment is imminent, and it's not just for the wicked, but for all of us, regardless of our age, social status, or background. We must wake up and take heed to God's word, or we risk being caught off guard when disaster strikes. [... more]

Every day, tens of thousands of people die without taking advantage of the greatest offer: the forgiveness of their sins and the assurance of heaven. Dr. Robert Jeffress explores why people reject God's incredible gift and the importance of paying close attention to the message of salvation to avoid drifting away from it. [... more]

Christ's coming is at any moment, and believers must stay spiritually vigilant, knowing the answers to the questions of the test, and being alert and sober, having put on a breastplate of faith and love, and as a helmet, the hope of salvation. [... more]

God's grace teaches us to say no to ungodliness and worldly desires, while also instructing us to live sensibly, righteously, and godly in this present world. As we grow in Christ, we must learn to deny the old life and put on the new man, affirming the attributes of sensibility, righteousness, and godliness. [... more]

The Bible teaches that judging others is a form of evil, and that Christians should strive to love their neighbors as themselves. The rich and poor are not inherently good or bad, but rather it's the attitude and actions of individuals that matter. Socialism and Marxism have been used to justify the oppression of the wealthy, but this is not in line with biblical teachings. Dr. Abadan Shah explains that the royal law is to love God and love one's neighbor, and that this is the key to true humility and service to others. [... more]

The discussion revolves around current events, including Trump's stance on NATO and the Hormuz Strait, the Iran war, and Israel's influence on US decisions. The conversation also touches on abortion, the importance of judgment, and the role of Christianity in society. Additionally, the topic of drone security and its implications on military sites is explored. [... 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 concept of judging others is explored in the context of Christianity, with a focus on the biblical teachings of James and the importance of treating all people equally. The discussion also touches on the caste system in Hinduism and how it contradicts the Christian values of equality and love. [... more]

Pastor Ernie Sanders discusses the importance of biblical literacy and the consequences of judicial corruption, citing examples from the Bible and current events. He emphasizes the need for faith and prayer in the face of adversity and encourages listeners to seek justice and righteousness. [... more]

Christ's words from the cross reveal profound truths about his relationship with his mother, the importance of honoring authority, and the nature of salvation. His words of abandonment and distress demonstrate the depth of his suffering and the substitutionary atonement he provided for humanity. This gospel message emphasizes the need to recognize our sin and the beauty of God's grace, ultimately leading to a call to faith and salvation. [... more]

The story of Noah's Ark and the flood is a real event that occurred at a specific time and place, but it also serves as a type of God's coming judgment. The story highlights the importance of faith and salvation, as only those who believe God's promise and enter the ark are saved from the flood. Similarly, in the end times, only those who believe in Jesus Christ and are placed in Him by faith will be carried through the judgment and made new creations. [... more]

Jesus teaches that being a follower of him will inevitably lead to being hated by the world, but this is a reality that should not deter believers from living out their faith. The world's hatred is a result of its opposition to God's truth and its desire to be independent of Him. Believers must be prepared to suffer for their faith and to proclaim the truth of Jesus Christ, even in the face of hostility and rejection. [... more]

God does not ignore injustice and suffering, and sin must be addressed. The book of Revelation describes a series of judgments, including the pouring out of bowls of wrath, which will bring harm to the earth and its inhabitants. These events are a result of humanity's rebellion against God and will ultimately lead to salvation for those who choose to follow Him. [... more]

Paul's prayer for the Philippian church in Philippians 1.9 expresses his longing for their maturation in faith, focusing on an ever-growing love for knowledge and judgment rooted in understanding and discernment. [... more]

Angels are messengers to God's people, watching over believers and observing our worship. They are created independently and have no family connections with Jesus Christ. Despite their advantages, angels will eventually be exalted above them, and we will rule with Jesus Christ in the kingdom. The angels' desire to look into the plan of redemption is staggering, and they rejoice over our exaltation as if it were their own. They understand the cost of our redemption and are amazed at the humiliation of God at the incarnation. [... more]

God's wrath and judgment are real, and they will be poured out on those who defy Him. The book of Revelation reveals the final curtain of God's wrath, with seven bowls of judgment being poured out on the earth. Those who worship the Antichrist and bear the mark of the beast will be targeted by this judgment, and it will be a miserable condition for them. God is blameless in this, and it is something that could have been avoided. [... more]

The holiness of God is His essence, and His servants receive rationed holiness, reflecting His light. The book of Revelation presents the two sides of God's wrath on the wicked and salvation for those who come to Him. Christians must stand their ground, upholding Scripture and truth, and avoid advocating for wickedness or compromising God's standards. [... more]

The triumph of the kingdom is a song that celebrates the downfall of the kingdom of evil, with the final victory of Satan matching the salvation of those delivered from the curse of this world. The Song of Moses and the Song of the Lamb are merged together, celebrating deliverance and the true escape from the power of sin by the blood of Christ. [... more]

God's wrath is being poured out on the wicked, as the angel with a sharp sickle gathers the clusters of the vine of the earth, and the winepress of God's wrath is trampled outside the city, with blood coming out up to the horses' bridles. This is a time of great judgment, as the armies of Antichrist are gathered to attack Israel, but God will not be defeated, and His deliverer, Christ, will come to save His people. [... more]

Paul's letter to Titus emphasizes the importance of older men in the church, encouraging them to pursue temperance, dignity, and soundness in their faith, love, and perseverance, serving as role models for younger men and demonstrating the power of the Spirit of God. [... more]