The COVID pandemic highlighted the need for Christians to exercise critical thinking and discernment in the face of deception and lies. Christians must be prepared to question authority and challenge false narratives, even when they come from trusted sources. The Bible teaches that Christians are to be ready to defend their faith and to seek answers, rather than simply asking questions. In the context of the COVID pandemic, Christians were faced with conflicting information and conflicting narratives, and they must be equipped to navigate these complexities and to make informed decisions. The Bible teaches that Christians are to be discerning and to test all things, and that they are to be guided by the truth of Scripture. [... more]

The Antichrist and the false prophet are two key individuals who will play a role in the final years of Earth's history, according to the book of Revelation. The Antichrist will be a powerful ruler who will be accepted by the mass of people, and will have the qualities of three fierce animals. He will be empowered by Satan and will have the ability to perform miraculous signs. The false prophet will be a religious figure who will preside over an apostate church and will have the ability to perform great signs, including making fire come down from heaven. He will also be able to induce people to follow after the Antichrist and will be able to restrict commerce to those who do not worship the Antichrist. [... more]

The struggle between good and evil is a cosmic battle that began when an angel in heaven rebelled against God. Dr. Robert Jeffress takes us to a passage in Revelation that describes the final conflict between God and Satan. The great dragon, Satan, was thrown down, and his ultimate defeat is certain. God never forgets his people, and Satan's power is limited to what we allow him to have. [... more]

The study of Daniel chapter 11 reveals a picture of the ultimate evil leader, the Antichrist, who will exalt himself above every God and speak astonishing things against the God of gods. He will be a ruler of the treasures and a master of power and might, but his reign will ultimately end in cataclysmic reality before the end of time. The struggle between God's sovereignty and Satan's influence is a fundamental aspect of human nature, and the spirit of the Antichrist is endemic in the heart of man. [... more]

The importance of discipline in shaping the heart and behavior of individuals, particularly children, is emphasized through biblical verses and personal anecdotes. Effective discipline involves executing consequences speedily, receiving rebuke with an open heart, and speaking truth in love to others. This approach is contrasted with the consequences of delayed justice, which can lead to a heart fully set on evil. By studying and applying the edict of the king, as outlined in Ecclesiastes 8:11, individuals can grow in truth and fulfill their work against evil. [... more]

The sovereignty of God is tested when tragedy strikes, raising questions about the problem of pain and the nature of God's will. The book of Job explores the complexities of faith and suffering, offering insights into the human experience and the mysteries of God's providence. [... more]

A godly man named Job experiences immense suffering, losing his wealth and ten children, prompting questions about the sovereignty of God and the nature of evil, as he grapples with the problem of pain and suffering. [... more]

Jesus Christ took on human flesh to elevate mankind out of death and decay into life, bringing salvation and destroying the power of Satan, sin, and the world. He became our high priest, enabling us to relate to God and access His promises, and has enabled our communion with God and our adoption into the family of God. [... more]

Christ's power over Satan and the devil is absolute, but Satan still has influence over those who are not redeemed. The unpardonable sin is to reject Jesus until one no longer cares about him or responding to him, and this is a hard, determined heart that is unpardonable. Christians must recognize the importance of prayer, drawing near to God, and dependence upon him to discover the power of Christ to deliver. [... more]

Jesus performs a miracle, healing a demon-oppressed man who was blind and mute, and the people are amazed, wondering if he is the Son of David, the Messiah. The Pharisees, however, attribute the miracle to Satan, claiming that Jesus is casting out demons by Belzebul, the prince of demons. Jesus responds by explaining that a house divided against itself cannot stand, and that even Satan would not cast out his own demons, as that would weaken his kingdom. Jesus also explains that a ruler must be served, and that those who do not gather with him scatter. He warns that there is an unpardonable sin, blasphemy against the Holy Spirit, which will not be forgiven, either in this age or the one to come. [... more]

A person consumed by self-absorption and paranoia, Saul, is unable to process truth and becomes increasingly evil, while David, a man of faithfulness and righteousness, is pursued by those who seek to destroy him. The story of 1 Samuel highlights the dangers of unchecked wickedness and the importance of choosing the righteous path. [... more]

The Bible reveals that conflict in the world is ultimately rooted in a great cosmic battle between good and evil, with Satan opposing God and His people. This conflict is not just a human issue, but a spiritual one, with unseen forces at work in the heavenly realms. The faithful servant Daniel, who continued to serve God even in his old age, prayed for the people of God and sought the face of God, demonstrating his commitment to a project that would have far-reaching consequences. The truth about Jesus, who is sovereign over all, ignites the fury of the Evil One, but gives confident hope to believers. [... more]

Chuck Swindahl draws three timeless principles from Job's darkest hour that speak directly to where many of us find ourselves right now. Principles about trials and about a God who is sovereign over every circumstance. even the ones that make no sense. [... more]

The key to unity is brotherly love, and it starts with unfeigned love, without hypocrisy. When we love our brother, we are to love God, and when we love God, we are to love our brother. Failure to love brings division and sin, but by love, we are to serve one another and be one another's servants. We are to be in one mind, one accord, and loving one another, then we can direct our unified corporate prayer against Satan and bind him and pull down his strongholds. [... more]

A godly man, Job, faces seemingly senseless tragedy and unfair suffering, losing everything he built and loved, including his ten children. Despite his pain and isolation, Job holds fast his integrity and faith in God, refusing to curse Him, even when his wife urges him to do so. [... more]

God is timeless, existing outside of the linear progression of time. He allows believers to enter into a different realm, known as the Christ time, where they can see and interact with the past and future as if it's happening now. This concept is rooted in scripture, particularly in the books of Romans and Hebrews, where Paul describes the promises made to Abraham and the faith of the heroes of the Bible as if they're happening in the present. By entering into this realm, believers can find encouragement, hope, and confidence in their walk with God, and can see themselves as part of a larger story of faith that transcends time and space. [... more]

Matt Slick discusses various Christian theological topics, including universalism, annihilationism, and the millennial reign, examining the Bible's teachings on these subjects and engaging with listeners' questions and perspectives. [... more]

The Bible teaches that there is a real enemy, Satan, who seeks to play tricks on our minds and conquer us. God's sovereignty is full of mystery, and He permits trials that we do not deserve. There is a plan we explore, but we will not understand, and it is best. We must come to terms with the enemy and acknowledge his presence in our lives. There are consequences we experience that we could not anticipate, but they are necessary for our growth and development. [... more]

Faithfulness to our Lord requires fortitude, a virtue that enables us to face our fears, resist pressure, and obey God even when it costs us. Dr. Craig Bartholomew discusses how fortitude shapes a generous life, strengthens us in moments of honesty and integrity, and helps us cultivate resilience in community, prayer, and humility. [... more]

Alastair Begg explores the prophecies in the book of Daniel, specifically chapter 8, to understand how to resist evil schemes and rest in God's provision. He delves into the vision of the end times, the role of Gabriel, and the character of the Antichrist, highlighting the importance of understanding the nature of endemic evil and the triumph over it. [... more]