Drinking and Christianity is a topic of debate among believers, with some arguing that the Bible explicitly prohibits drinking, while others claim it's a matter of personal choice. Dr. Abadan Shah explores the biblical understanding of wine and strong drink, highlighting the distinction between the two in ancient times and how it relates to modern-day drinking practices. [... more]

The purity of the Gospel message is threatened by false teachers who present distorted views of salvation and faith. These teachers lead people astray with their lies, causing them to rely on their own efforts to gain favor with God rather than trusting in Christ's work alone. The Bible teaches that true purity comes from being cleansed by the truth of the Gospel, and that those who are defiled and unbelieving are unable to make themselves pure. [... more]

The culture of dishonesty and deception is a threat to the church, and false teachers use religion as a means to personal gain. They often hide behind pious language and deceive their followers, teaching myths and fables instead of the truth. The role of the shepherd is to warn the flock and protect them from these false teachers, unmasking their motives and teaching. [... more]

God's people are often faced with two tactics used by Satan: murder and mixture. Murder involves overt destruction, while mixture involves compromising with the surrounding culture. In Daniel 11, we see the mixture component emphasized, where God's people give up their values to fit in. However, there is a remnant of bold and strong Christians who refuse to compromise and stand firm in their faith, relying on the resurrection power of the Holy Spirit. [... more]

Carter Conlon from Times Square Church explains the concept of the new white stone and its significance in Revelation chapter 2, emphasizing the importance of spiritual authority, overcoming, and commitment to God in order to receive the hidden manna and fulfill one's purpose in life. [... more]

We are all like a Basset Hound, being dragged through life, but Jesus offers us rest and relief. He says, 'Come to Me, all you who labor and are heavy laden, and I will give you rest.' We can learn from Him and find peace in our souls, but first, we must come to Him and submit to His will. [... more]