The Book of Revelation is a fascinating and symbolic book that speaks to the end times, with Jesus holding the authority and speaking through prophecy. Understanding the symbolism and literal fulfillment of the book requires humility and a willingness to look beyond the surface level, recognizing that God's revelation is often greater than human imagination. [... more]

When seeking to be used by God, it's not about having the right abilities, but rather being available to serve. Jesus often called people while they were busy with everyday tasks, such as mending nets or plowing fields. By being faithful in the little things, one can be prepared for greater responsibilities and fulfill God's purpose. [... more]

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]

God often gets our attention through various methods, including a restless spirit, speaking through someone else, blessing us in a most unusual way, unanswered prayer, and disappointment. He uses these methods to express love and protect us from ultimate ruin, guiding us to listen and yield to His direction for our life. [... more]

Rest and margin are essential for living wisely and well, as they allow us to recharge and make intentional financial decisions. God's idea of rest is not just a luxury, but a necessary part of living faithfully, and it's essential to balance work and rest to avoid burnout and maintain healthy relationships. [... more]

Pastor Greg Laurie discusses the dangers of hypocrisy and the importance of living an honest life, highlighting the story of Ananias and Sapphira who lied to the Holy Spirit and faced severe consequences. He also explores the concept of resisting, insulting, and blaspheming the Holy Spirit, emphasizing the need to respond to the work of the Holy Spirit and follow Jesus. [... more]

Unresolved anger can destroy relationships and give demonic powers a foothold in your heart and spirit. Chip Ingram teaches how to stay on the right side of the line between being angry and sinning, and how to use I-feel messages and direct requests to deal with anger appropriately. [... more]

David faces intense pressure and loss, but finds strength in his spiritual mentor Samuel and later in Jonathan, his closest friend. Despite being hunted and betrayed, David learns to prioritize his faith and trust in God's sovereignty, even in the midst of desperation and uncertainty. [... more]

The Bible teaches that faith and prayer can lead to miracles and healing, and that believers have the power and authority to cast out devils, speak in new tongues, and lay hands on the sick. Those who believe and exercise their faith can experience the power of the Holy Spirit and see God's love and redemption in their lives. [... more]

Jesus modeled righteous anger for us, and it's okay to be angry without being in sin. However, we must learn to operate by being true to how we feel, and not let our emotions lead us into sin. We also need to give people permission to be imperfect and learn to exhale, letting go of our burdens and trusting God to supply us with the strength we need. [... more]

Pastor John Monroe discusses the importance of seeing Jesus through the lens of Matthew's Gospel, highlighting the transfiguration as a supernatural transformation that reveals the glory and majesty of God. He emphasizes the need to keep our eyes on Jesus, to see him in the Bible, in the fellowship of believers, and to behold God, in order to experience spiritual growth and transformation. [... more]

Living the Enoch Lifestyle Walking with God- Accepting Divine Correction Until He Comes Are you truly teachable or are you resisting the very thing meant to draw you closer to God In this powerful episode of Until He Comes Dr Greg Hinnant continues the study on Living the Enoch Lifestyle by exploring the crucial role of divine correction in a believer's walk Drawing from Proverbs and Revelation Dr Hinnant breaks down how accepting the Lord's reproof and instruction shapes our character increases our spiritual usefulness and prepares us to stand faithful in the end times Tune in to discover why [... more]

Living an imitation life can be a disappointment to the Lord, and it's often accompanied by hypocrisy, which can drive people away from the church. Pastor Greg Laurie emphasizes the importance of living a life of transparent honesty, admitting our shortcomings, and seeking to become more like Jesus. He shares the story of Ananias and Sapphira, who were hypocrites who lied to the Holy Spirit and were dealt with severely by God. Pastor Greg encourages listeners to be honest sinners rather than lying saints, and to seek a genuine relationship with God. [... more]

God teaches Chip Ingram that no amount of trying harder or sincerity can bring about change in certain areas of life, requiring spiritual training instead. Chip shares his personal experience of learning this concept through a conversation with his son, Ryan, who struggled with lying, and how he introduced the idea of spiritual training to Ryan by comparing it to physical training at the gym. Chip emphasizes the importance of honesty, emotional control, and dealing with anger appropriately, and how these habits can be developed through practice and training. [... more]

David's life is marked by persecution and betrayal, but he finds comfort and guidance in his spiritual mentor Samuel and his friend Jonathan, who stand by him in the face of adversity, demonstrating the importance of faithfulness and God's sovereignty in the midst of suffering. [... more]

David's encounter with Goliath teaches us that our strength comes from trusting a God who is bigger than any foe we face. We can overcome fear and defeat giants by living in faith, not in our own strength. Remembering our purpose and calling can give us the passion and courage to take on challenges and conquer our enemies. [... more]

Living an authentic Christian life requires balance and emotional intelligence. Jesus modeled a life of balance, cultivating a support system, reconciling relationships, establishing boundaries, and expressing emotions. By learning to exhale and express emotions, individuals can avoid suffering in silence and develop healthier relationships. A balanced life is not just about spiritual development, but also about nurturing one's soul and managing emotions in a way that glorifies God and benefits those around us. [... more]

Jesus Christ came to earth to teach, and his teaching had a profound impact on those who heard him. He spoke with authority, drawing people in and causing the Bible to come to life. His message was one of obedience, and he taught that the Bible is profitable for doctrine, reproof, correction, and instruction in righteousness. [... more]

The story of Israel begins with the calling of Abram, who would later become Abraham, and God's promise to bring forth the Savior of the world from his lineage. Through the lives of Abraham's descendants, including Isaac, Jacob, and Joseph, God's plan unfolds, leading to the establishment of the Israelites as a nation and their eventual division into the northern and southern kingdoms. The history of Israel is marked by periods of obedience and disobedience to God's commands, ultimately leading to the nation's downfall and the call to the people to return to God. [... more]

Rabbi Dr. Stuart Halbern discusses the biblical figure of Elijah and his significance in American history, from the Founding Era to the present day, as a symbol of moral courage, rebuke, and hope in American politics. [... more]

If you're feeling disconnected from your walk with Christ, Pastor Greg Laurie shares key characteristics of those who have been with Jesus, including boldness in witness, a love for scripture, and persecution. He also emphasizes the importance of prayer and a relationship with God, encouraging listeners to pray for boldness in their faith and to seek a personal relationship with Jesus Christ. [... more]

Breaking out of a destructive lifestyle requires a decision to put off the old self, renew the mind, and put on the new self. This process involves deleting negative patterns, installing new habits, and running a new program. By following God's threefold principles of transformation, individuals can achieve personal purity and moral transformation, leading to spiritual growth and freedom from addiction. [... more]

As the new school year begins, parents can help their kids thrive by praying for them, bringing stability and calm, and reminding them of their identity in Christ. Experts share their experiences and advice on how to prepare spiritually for the challenges of school. [... more]

David's courage and faith in God allowed him to confront and defeat the giant Goliath, teaching us that our strength comes from trusting in a God who is bigger than any foe we face. We must stop running from our giants and instead run towards them in the name of the Lord, remembering that Jesus has already defeated every giant we're facing, including Satan, sin, and fear. [... more]

Dr. Tony Evans explains how anxiety can become a spiritual stronghold and how God can help us break its power. He emphasizes the importance of prayer, thanksgiving, and understanding our heavenly Father's care for us, and offers practical advice on how to overcome worry and find peace in the midst of challenges. [... more]

For many high school graduates, going to college can be a daunting experience, leaving them to navigate unknowns and fears. Pastor John Monroe offers advice on how to prioritize faith, pursue holiness, and develop godly relationships during this critical time. [... more]

Catherine shares her personal story of losing her brother to suicide, and how it has shaped her ministry and parenting. She emphasizes the importance of showing up for those who are hurting, acknowledging unanswered questions, and pointing people to Jesus in the midst of their pain. Catherine also discusses the need for Christians to be equipped to respond to those who are struggling with suicidal thoughts and to provide a safe and supportive community for them. [... more]

Being a Christian isn't just about imitation, it's about impartation, where Christ lives in you and the Holy Spirit enables you to live the life God has called you to live. When you spend time with the Lord, people will notice it'll show on the outside, and you'll be able to boldly share your faith, know scripture, and live a life that reflects Jesus. [... more]

Alastair Begg explores Daniel's vision of the spiritual battles that rage behind the scenes of human history, reminding us of our only comfort in life and death, and the importance of viewing everything from the Bible's perspective. [... more]

Alex McFarland and Carl Kirby discuss the importance of passing on a biblical worldview to the next generation, addressing topics such as creationism vs. evolution and the need for spiritual awakening in America. They share personal stories of young people coming to faith and highlight the work of their summer camps and conferences in equipping youth to defend their faith. [... more]

As a caregiver, it's easy to feel overwhelmed by the burdens of caring for a loved one. But even small acts of care, like cleaning the windows, can make a big difference in lifting spirits and allowing the person to see the beauty of God's creation. It's not about changing the diagnosis or taking away pain, but about trusting God with what's not in our control and taking care of what's in our reach. [... more]

A man living in a graveyard, uncontrollable and self-mutilating, is delivered from demonic possession by Jesus Christ, who then instructs him to return home and share his testimony with others, illustrating the power of spiritual transformation and the importance of sharing one's experiences with others. [... more]

Living an authentic Christian life means cultivating right relationships with people, just as Jesus modeled for us. This requires reconciliation, forgiveness, and unconditional love, as demonstrated by Jesus' interactions with his disciples and others. By following Jesus' example, we can learn to balance our spiritual and earthly lives, treating others with kindness and respect, even in challenging situations. [... more]

The Apostle Paul emphasizes the importance of joy in Christianity, despite personal struggles and circumstances. He warns against legalism, the idea that salvation comes through good works rather than grace alone, and encourages believers to focus on their spiritual growth and faith in Christ. [... more]

Discovering your spiritual gift is a process of elimination and taking bold steps of faith. God empowers and equips those he calls into service, and every Christian should give of their finances to the Lord. The gift of teaching is a serious responsibility, and the gift of exhortation makes you want to do what the text says. God loves to bless you, and He wants to bless you even more than you want to be blessed. [... more]

The Bible teaches that you become spiritually what you consume, and that renewing your mind through God's Word can lead to transformation and a deeper understanding of the end times. Dr. Robert Jeffress explores the book of Revelation, highlighting the importance of assimilating God's Word into one's life through listening, reading, studying, memorizing, and meditating on scripture. [... more]

Becoming the person you long to be requires spiritual maturity, which is achieved through equipping by leaders and every member being a minister. This leads to ministries being developed, authentic relationships, and full participation in the church, resulting in a life of integrity, generosity, love, and authenticity. [... more]

Criticism can be a valuable tool for personal growth and spiritual development, but it often requires a teachable spirit and humility to accept. When we respond to criticism with defensiveness or pride, we limit our potential and hinder our spiritual growth. Instead, we should seek to understand the criticism and consider whether it is true, and if so, how we can learn from it and grow as a result. [... more]

David refuses to act like Saul and instead chooses to fight for the honor of his God, demonstrating faith and courage in the face of overwhelming odds. He uses his shepherd's staff and a sling to defeat the giant Goliath, showing that God's strength is not in physical might but in spiritual power. David's victory is a testament to the importance of living for God's glory and remembering His past deliverances. [... more]

Building a life on a solid foundation is crucial, especially in the last days. Jesus Christ is the rock upon which we should build our lives, not just attending church or making declarations of love without commitment. We must yield our lives to Him, embracing His strength and purposes, and be willing to take risks to share the gospel with others. [... more]