God's name, the Holy One of Israel, is emphasized during the latter period of Judah's kingdom, reflecting a divinely ordained design to suggest the Holy Trinity. This theme is prominent in most passages where this majestic name is used, especially in its final occurrence, which describes the prophesied invasion of Israel by Gog and the land of Magog. [... more]

When strange flames of fire manifested over the heads of those gathered in the Upper Room they were forever changed Oh they loved and believed in Christ before that electrifying visitation but afterwards their lives were radically changed by the full infusion of the Spirit Those tongues of fire ignited their passion for Christ and thereafter they were blessedly driven the rest of their lives with a glowing loyalty and enthusiasm for the Nazarene Persecution didn't quench their devotion Were these fires of devotion self-sustaining They were of divine origin sent straight from the hand of Jesus so did God [... more]

Examining current events in the light of God's prophetic word, discussing Iran's threat to Israel, the role of Islamic theology in negotiations, and the importance of sharing the gospel with the Muslim world. [... more]

Jesus calls Matthew, a tax collector, to follow him, and Matthew's life is radically changed. Jesus sees beyond Matthew's exterior and calls him to a life of faith and spiritual transformation. The story of Matthew's call serves as a reminder that Jesus is still calling people today to follow him, and that he sees them for who they are and for who they can become. [... more]

Living in the last days, we need to be awake and aware of the Antichrist's coming. Our Lord is on his way, and we need to abide in Him, making ourselves at home in the Word of God, the Spirit of God, and the Son of God, so we may have confidence and not be ashamed before Him at His coming. [... more]

Christmas is not just a time for parties and gifts, but a celebration of God's intervention in a world gone amok. Jesus Christ's birth is a miracle that brings light to darkness and hope to those in despair. [... more]

Jesus is the King of Kings, the Prince of Peace, and the Mighty God, with credentials that authorize him to be the savior of humanity. He is the wonderful counselor, the everlasting Father, and the one who brings peace to those who are struggling with guilt and evil. [... more]

The birth of Jesus is a significant event in history, commemorated by Christmas, and foretold by prophecies in the Old Testament. The incarnation of God, as a human, is a central theme in the Bible, with Jesus being the promised Messiah. The Old Testament hints at the God-man, and the prophecies about Jesus' birth, life, and death are fulfilled in the New Testament. The birth of Jesus marks the beginning of the kingdom of God, and it is a time for reflection and celebration of the faithfulness of God. [... more]

The prophecy in Daniel chapter 9 outlines a 490-year period during which God will deal with Israel, culminating in the coming of the Messiah and the establishment of everlasting righteousness. The period is divided into three main sections: the construction of the city, the coming of the Messiah, and the conquest of the city by the Antichrist. The prophecy also speaks of the Great Tribulation, a time of unmentionable horror, and the ultimate consummation of all things when Jesus returns with his saints. [... more]

The conversation explores God's restoration of the land of Israel, the significance of the Hebrew language, and the concept of stewardship. It also touches on the idea of God's land, the controversy surrounding Palestine, and the importance of understanding God's anger and pruning as a means of redemption. [... more]

The Bible says Jesus is a mighty God, a powerful God, who was given a supernatural ability through the power of the Holy Spirit to look down the road 1,000 years before Jesus was born and to see his descendants, to see his son, who will be called the son of David, to be a ruling supreme king of the universe. Jesus' divine origin, kingly power, and high priestly authority are prophesied in Psalm 110, which is the most quoted psalm in the entire New Testament. [... more]

David's experience of facing both confidence and anxiety in the presence of God is reflected in Psalm 27, where he expresses exuberant confidence in God's power and protection, and an entreating cry for God's presence and guidance. [... more]

King David's experiences of fear and faith are reflected in Psalm 27, where he expresses exuberant confidence in God's presence and protection, and also expresses a desperate cry for God's help in the face of overwhelming circumstances. [... more]

The concept of peace is often misunderstood as being achieved through self-love and metaphysics, but true peace can only come from God's unmerited and unearned love, as seen in the Bible and the life of Jesus Christ, who brings people together from every corner of the globe to worship Him. [... more]

God's people are called to make Him known, to testify to Him, and to lift up the name of Jesus. The psalmist prophesied that God will appear in the flesh, and His people will worship the living God from every tribe, nation, and tongue. Praise is the one thing that invites the presence of God and aligns us with the population of heaven. [... more]

The Bible teaches that Jesus Christ is the bridegroom and the church is his bride, with the wedding feast being a picture of the king's wedding, symbolizing the coming of our groom, King Jesus, and the anticipation of his return to take us to his father's house. [... more]

King David's Psalm 27 offers encouragement to those facing fear and darkness, reminding us that God's presence brings courage and confidence. David's own experiences of rejection and desperation are contrasted with his trust in God's faithfulness and promises, demonstrating that God's timing is different from ours and His purpose is greater than ours. [... more]

The speaker discusses the concept of a new world order, emphasizing that it will be brought about by God's plan, not human effort. He highlights the scoffing denials of Jesus' second coming, citing examples from the Bible, and contrasts them with the scriptural declaration of God's promise to come again. The speaker also emphasizes the importance of living holy lives in anticipation of the coming judgment, and encourages listeners to share the gospel with others, as God desires all people to be saved. [... more]

The prophesied, redeeming, and risen Christ is the central theme of this Easter special edition. The discussion explores the Old Testament prophecies, particularly in Isaiah 53, and how they were fulfilled in Jesus Christ. The redeeming work of Christ on the cross is examined, and the resurrection of Christ is revealed as a guarantee of eternal life for believers. [... more]

Biblical prophecy plays a significant role in shaping the Christian worldview, and understanding its significance can bring comfort, peace, and a deeper love for God. The premillennial view of the end times holds that Christ will return to judge non-believers, save Israel, and rule with believers for a literal 1,000 years. The amillennial position believes we're in a spiritual millennium and Christ will return at some point, creating the new heavens and new earth. The post-millennial view posits that the church will eventually take dominion over the world, and Christ will return after this period. The timing of the rapture, the invasion of Gog, and the role of America in the end times are also topics of discussion in biblical prophecy. [... more]