The Christian Resistance discusses the biblical significance of Israel and Gaza, the fulfillment of prophecy, and the consequences of judgment. They also examine the communist revolution, the rise of mental illness, and the insurrection against the government. Additionally, they address the abortion debate, the transgender issue, and the crisis in Iran. [... more]

The story of the Philistine nation's encounter with the Ark of the Covenant serves as a backdrop to explore the concept of God's sovereignty and providence. The Philistines' attempt to understand the cause of their calamities leads them to question whether God is in control, ultimately revealing their own atheistic worldview. This narrative highlights the distinction between theism and atheism, emphasizing that if God is not sovereign, He is not God. [... more]

Samson's marriage is examined as a cautionary tale of how a man with great spiritual power can still make disastrous choices, including marrying the wrong woman, focusing on the wrong things, and reacting poorly to marital struggles. [... more]

The story of Samson, a judge in the Israelite nation, serves as an illustration of the slide and collapse of a man caught in the tangle of sexual sin. Despite his great strength and power, Samson's greatest obstacle to purity is himself, and his choices lead him down a path of temptation and rebellion against God. [... more]

The spiritual condition of America and current events are analyzed through the lens of scripture, exploring the Middle East, Israel, and the bloodlines of nations. A Christian author and speaker discusses the rise of atheism, the emergence of the Antichrist, and the significance of the Tribulation, emphasizing the importance of understanding God's promises and the fulfillment of prophecy. [... more]

The story of Goliath and David teaches us that God's purposes are fulfilled through weakness, not might. The Prince of Darkness, Goliath, taunts the Israelites, but God uses an unlikely young shepherd, David, to defeat him. This victory is a symbol of Jesus' triumph over death and sin, and it encourages us to trust in Him as our Savior. [... more]

A young shepherd boy named David faces a giant Philistine warrior named Goliath, who has been taunting the armies of Israel for 40 days. Despite being intimidated by Goliath's size and strength, David is undaunted and chooses to trust in God's power to deliver him from this giant. David's faith and courage inspire him to take on the giant, and with God's help, he emerges victorious. [... more]

The concept of God's sovereignty and providence is explored through the story of the Philistine nation and the ark of the covenant. The discussion highlights the distinction between theism and atheism, and how allowing for chance or a maverick molecule undermines God's sovereignty. [... more]

David's fierce anger and willingness to defend God's reputation lead to a pivotal moment in his life, as he faces off against the giant Goliath, embodying faith and courage in the face of overwhelming odds. [... more]