Christ Jesus is our Lord, and He is enough for us to live faithfully in any situation. Paul's letter to the Colossians reminds us that we have been rooted in Christ, built up by Him, and established in the faith. We should give thanks and live a life worthy of the Lord, relying on His strength and guidance. [... more]

Moses' actions were prompted by his own flesh and inconsistent with God's plan, leading to rejection and becoming a fugitive. The New Testament church emphasizes prayer as the primary warfare, and God's plan is consistent and designed for His glory. [... more]

A grandfather's prayer for his grandson leads to a powerful testimony of how reading the Bible can change one's life. The conversation explores the importance of generational prayer, the power of the Bible, and the impact of prayer on individuals and families. [... more]

The kingdom of God will never end, and Jesus Christ will return with power and glory to destroy all world powers and establish his eternal kingdom. The book of Daniel reveals that the kingdoms of this world will rise and fall, but the kingdom of God will remain forever. [... more]

God's plan for Israel involves a great day of deliverance and salvation, a day when a tragic history will be reversed and become a history of great joy. This is predicted in the Old and New Testaments, particularly in the 12th chapter of Zechariah, where God promises to make Jerusalem a cup of trembling for all the peoples, causing them to stumble and fall. The prophecy also speaks of a worldwide battle, the Battle of Armageddon, where all the nations of the world will converge on Israel, but ultimately be defeated by Jesus Christ. This event is seen as a time of great judgment and salvation for Israel, and a reminder that God is in control of history and has a plan for the future. [... more]

Pastor J.D. Greer discusses how to engage with culture in a way that introduces people to Christ, emphasizing the importance of clarity about truth, grace before truth, and faithful work outside of the church. He shares examples from his book Everyday Revolutionary and encourages listeners to be courageous witnesses for Christ, participating in the commons while avoiding fellowship with darkness and leading with grace. [... more]

The book of Colossians reminds us that our identity is in Christ, and we are not defined by our accomplishments or what we do. It emphasizes the importance of prayer, theology, and doxology, and encourages us to prioritize our relationship with Christ Jesus. [... more]

The United States is not mentioned in Bible prophecy, but its disappearance is foretold. The destiny of America is tied to the fulfillment of God's prophetic word. Current events, such as the rise of Russia and China, and the threat of Iran, are setting the stage for Bible prophecy to be fulfilled. The rapture and tribulation are imminent events that will shape the future of America and the world. [... more]

Rejoice always, pray without ceasing, and give thanks in all circumstances, for this is God's will for you in Christ Jesus. The Holy Spirit is a person who guides us and prompts us when and how we should act, and we should not quench or treat prophecies with contempt, but rather test them against Scripture and reject every kind of evil. [... more]

The book of Daniel contains a prophetic panorama dealing with human history from the time of the Babylonian captivity to the return of Jesus Christ to reign as King of kings and Lord of lords. The kingdom of Babylon is represented by the head of gold, while the Roman Empire is symbolized by the legs of iron. However, the final form of the Roman Empire described in the prophecy still lies in the future, and it will be a ten-kingdom confederacy that will rule over the world before Jesus Christ returns to set up his kingdom. [... more]

The Antichrist, a wicked and evil individual, will come to power and deceive Israel, leading them to reject the true shepherd, Jesus Christ, and accept the false shepherd, who will bring destruction and slaughter. This is prophesied in Zechariah 11, where the false shepherd is described as a foolish and wicked individual who will devour the flock, including Israel, and will be judged by God for his evil deeds. [... more]

The significance of the Old Testament law in the life of a Christian is explored, with a focus on its relevance and binding nature. Dr. R. C. Sproll discusses the threefold use of the law, including its function as a mirror, restraint, and revelatory use, and how it relates to the Christian life. [... more]

The book of Exodus tells the story of how God brought the Israelites out of slavery in Egypt and into the Promised Land. The Israelites were afflicted and oppressed by the Egyptians, who feared their growing numbers and sought to discourage them from multiplying. However, the Hebrew midwives, Shifra and Puah, refused to obey Pharaoh's command to kill the Hebrew boys, and instead let them live. This act of defiance against authority is a powerful example of standing up for what is right, even in the face of adversity. [... more]

Nehemiah's return to Jerusalem finds the people in a state of compromise, having abandoned their commitment to God's word. Despite the great revival that had taken place, the people have reverted to their old ways, disobeying clear commands from God. Nehemiah's radical actions and words are a call to the people to return to their faithfulness and obedience to God's word. [... more]

The Bible teaches that Satan will use a human being, known as the Antichrist, to try to destroy Israel and set up a world government of evil. This individual will be a master politician, commercial wizard, and military genius, and will deceive Israel and the world into worshiping him as God. The Antichrist's ultimate goal is to thwart Christ's return and take over the kingdom of the world. [... more]

The psalmist's profound affection for God's law is a celebration of the law's ability to reveal the character of God and bring joy to the soul. In contrast, modern Christians often view the law as irrelevant or distasteful, but the psalmist's words remind us that the law is a lamp unto our feet and a light to our path, guiding us in our walk with God. [... more]

The rebuilding of Jerusalem and the return of the people marked a trigger point in God's prophetic calendar, starting a countdown to the coming of Jesus. God's promises are precise, personal, and precise, and faithfulness doesn't always look flashy, but it has a footprint and is a part of God's unfolding redemption. When God keeps a promise, he often uses people with open hands, and people respond to the completion of the work by giving generously, reflecting a gratitude response to fulfilled promises. [... more]

The believer rejoices in the Holy Spirit, resolving to live a life pleasing to God. The desire quotient, or DQ, determines one's devotion to the Spirit, contrasting with the unbeliever's obsession with the flesh. Paul highlights the consequences of these two dispositions, emphasizing the believer's pursuit of life and peace through the Spirit, while the unbeliever is headed for death and eternal separation from God. [... more]

God's promise of a kingdom and salvation to Israel is contrasted with the national apostasy and rejection of Jesus Christ at his first coming, as described in Zechariah chapter 11, which predicts the judgment and devastation that occurred in 70 AD, and serves as a warning of the consequences of rejecting the true shepherd. [... more]

America's future is uncertain, with a downward spiral of faith and a potential loss of influence in the world. The Bible predicts a time of judgment, and America's moral disintegration, military confrontation, and Israeli isolation could contribute to its demise. However, Christians can take action to prolong God's blessing on the country, even if it's a temporary time. [... more]

Jude warns the church about spiritual amnesia, the danger of forgetting who God is, what He has done, and what He promises. He reminds them of four Old Testament stories, including the Israelites' deliverance from Egypt, the fallen angels' rebellion, and the destruction of Sodom and Gomorrah, to emphasize the importance of contending for the faith and remaining faithful to God. [... more]

The Antichrist is a counterfeit figure who opposes God and his people, leading a great rebellion within the visible church. He is a man of lawlessness, devoid of respect for God's commandments, and his nature is utter rebellion against God's authority. The Antichrist is already at work in the church, manifesting as false teaching and heresy, and will ultimately lead to the revealing of the ultimate man of lawlessness, who will be destroyed by the true Christ. [... more]

Exploring the concept of showing affection to God, discussing various ways to express love and devotion, and sharing personal experiences of connecting with the divine. From dancing and singing to surrendering and serving, guests share their unique approaches to nurturing their relationship with God. [... more]

The return of Jesus Christ will bring an end to war and suffering, and Israel will be redeemed and brought out of the pit of trouble. The king will rule the world, and his people will be like sparkling jewels in the crown of the Messiah, enjoying prosperity and joy in the kingdom. The blood of the covenant is the promise of God's redemption, and Jesus Christ is the one who will bring salvation and peace to the world. [... more]

God is sovereignly in control of all human history, and He always takes care of His people. This is seen in the story of Daniel and his friends, who were taken captive to Babylon but remained faithful to God. Through their obedience and trust in God, they were able to survive and even thrive in a pagan culture, and God honored their faithfulness by giving them wisdom and power. This principle of God's sovereignty and care for His people is a comfort and encouragement to believers, and it is a reminder to trust in God's plans and purposes, even in difficult circumstances. [... more]

The Bible teaches that Jesus Christ will return to earth in judgment and salvation, bringing an end to sin and suffering, and establishing the Kingdom of God. The Old Testament contains many prophecies about this event, including the description of Jesus' humble entrance into Jerusalem on a donkey, which was fulfilled in Matthew 21. The prophets also speak of the great judgment that will come upon the wicked, but also of the salvation and redemption that will come to God's people. [... more]

The Transfiguration of Jesus is a pivotal moment in his earthly ministry where his divine nature is revealed to his disciples, Peter, James, and John, in the presence of Moses and Elijah, who discuss the mission of Christ and confirm his destiny to go to Jerusalem to die. [... more]

The study of the book of Daniel reveals the greatness of our sovereign God, who is in control of the past, present, and future. Through Daniel's life, we learn about prophecies regarding the kingdoms of the world, the future of Israel, and the kingdom of God. The book of Daniel reminds us that God is always in charge, ruling over the kings and rulers of this world, and that we should trust and serve Him with all our heart. [... more]

God has chosen the foolish and weak things of the world to confound the wise and mighty, fulfilling a prophecy made almost 2,000 years ago. Christians have founded great universities and carried the gospel to heathen lands, but often seen their efforts taken over by ungodly leaders. This is not a surprise, as God said it would be this way, and it is a testament to the power of faith and devotion. [... more]

The book of Zechariah reveals God's plan for judgment and salvation, using the example of Alexander the Great to demonstrate God's power and sovereignty. The prophecy foretells the downfall of pagan nations and the salvation of Israel, with the second coming of Christ being the ultimate fulfillment of God's promise. [... more]

The return of Jesus Christ is a central theme in the Bible, particularly in the book of Zechariah, which contains prophecies about the downfall of nations and the salvation of Israel. The prophet Zechariah writes about the overthrow of world power and the establishment of Jesus Christ as the king, emphasizing God's love for Israel and His promise to fulfill His promise of the kingdom in the end time. [... more]

A crippled man named Mephibosheth, living in obscurity, is unexpectedly invited to the royal table by King David, demonstrating God's sovereign and free favor to the ill-deserving, illustrating the concept of grace and adoption. [... more]

Jesus chooses ordinary people to be his disciples, not based on their spiritual heritage or impressive qualities, but on their willingness to follow and be taught. The twelve apostles, including James the son of Alpheus, Simon the Zealot, Judas Thaddeus Lebaeus, and Judas Iscariot, demonstrate the importance of humility and faithfulness in their service to Christ, and show that our service for Christ doesn't have to be recognized on earth to be rewarded in heaven. [... more]

The concept of empirical proof and its application to religious truth is discussed, particularly in relation to the prophecy of Jesus as the Messiah. The prophecy of the 77s in Daniel chapter 9 is examined, which predicts the exact year of the Messiah's appearing, and how it was fulfilled by Jesus in 30 AD. The importance of having an unshakable confidence in Jesus as the Messiah is emphasized, and the need for a humble and broken heart to receive Him is highlighted. [... more]

The Middle East is a focal point of current events, with Iran and Israel at the center of a complex web of politics and prophecy. The recent Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) between the US and Iran has sparked debate and concern, with some seeing it as a capitulation to the Iranian regime. Meanwhile, the Jewish people are facing a time of uncertainty and danger, with the threat of the Antichrist looming on the horizon. As we examine current events in light of God's prophetic word, we are reminded that God is in control and will use world leaders to bring about His plan. The rapture of the church could be near, and it's essential for believers to keep their focus on sharing the gospel and being watchmen for the Lord. [... more]

The role of the Lord Jesus is prominent in the New Testament, with over 960 verses referencing him as Savior or Lord and King, while in the Old Testament, his name appears only 13 times as Savior. [... more]

God's grace is free sovereign favor extended to those who deserve the opposite, the ill-deserving. It's not earned, but rather a rescue for the helpless, demonstrated through Christ's death, which brings salvation by faith, not works. [... more]

God's plan for marriage is one man with one woman for a lifetime, and any deviation from this standard is considered a sin. The Bible teaches that God views the unborn as much as a human being as the baby outside of the womb, and that harming a child is a grave offense against God. The moral deterioration of our culture is a sign of turbulent times ahead, and Christians must not be silent about what God has said. The kingdom of God is not a democracy, and God's laws will not be changed by human opinion. [... more]

Retirees often face uncertainty about how to approach tithing in retirement, as income sources can be irregular and come from multiple sources. Certified Kingdom Advisors offer guidance on two practical frameworks for tithing in retirement, one focusing on tithing on the portion that represents increase or growth, and the other on tithing on income as it's received. The goal is faithful and joyful giving, not a math equation, and Scripture emphasizes the importance of giving out of the heart, not just following a formula. [... more]

God's grace is a radical, life-changing gift that extends His favor to those who can't help themselves, the ill-deserving, and the sinful, through the cross of Christ, demonstrating His love and mercy, and enabling us to overcome our spiritual deadness and live a transformed life. [... more]