George Washington's unwavering commitment to the principles of the Constitution and his selfless leadership during the Revolutionary War have made him a symbol of American values and a true superhero. He inspired a nation to stand up for its freedom and defend its principles, setting a precedent for future generations of military service and heroism. Today, we celebrate the long, unbroken line of civilian military service and heroism that has defended freedom not just here but across the globe. [... more]

The Bible reveals a coming judgment where God will declare the eternal verdict of unbelievers, revealing their rebellion against Him and the consequences of their idolatry. This judgment is for unbelievers only, and it is a place of eternal torment, where God's wrath will be poured out. The church should be clear about this truth, warning people of the coming judgment and the importance of repentance. Paul's message to the Athenians emphasizes the reality and terror of God's wrath, and the need for people to understand the stakes of eternal life or death. [... more]

Praying Scripture is a powerful way to connect with God's will and deepen intimacy with Him. By praying God's Word, we can experience spiritual growth, renewal, and a stronger relationship with God. Pastor Lutzer shares practical examples and insights on how to pray Scripture effectively, and encourages listeners to make praying Scripture a habit in their daily lives. [... more]

Covetousness is a disordered desire that can poison our joy and drive us into unwise financial decisions. It's idolatry that dethrones God and puts possessions on the throne. The opposite of covetousness isn't deprivation, but contentment in Christ, which can be learned by trusting in God's abundance and practicing gratitude and generosity. [... more]

In the midst of the tribulation, God's mercy is on display as 144,000 Jewish believers are sealed and protected from the great tribulation, while a great multitude of Gentile believers who have endured the tribulation and been martyred for their faith are washed in the blood of the Lamb and stand before God's throne, dressed in white robes, serving him day and night, and being fed and comforted by the Lamb that was slain for them. [... more]

George Washington's refusal to become a king, despite attempts to make him one, is a pivotal moment in American history. He maintained the Continental Army's loyalty and established the importance of civilian authority over the military, ultimately resigning his commission and returning to civilian life. [... more]

The hymn Arise, My Soul, Arise, written by Charles Wesley, emphasizes the theme of salvation through the power of Christ's sacrificial blood, allowing believers to come boldly to the throne of grace and receive forgiveness and eternal life. [... more]

The concept of 'true blue' is explored as a representation of God's love and faith healing, with the idea that Jesus' wings bring protection and healing to those who believe in Him. The discussion touches on the connection between the blue color and God's glory, as well as the importance of faith in experiencing healing and salvation. [... more]

The book of Revelation reveals a glimpse of heaven, where God sits on his throne, surrounded by 24 elders, four beasts, and seven lamps of fire. The throne room is a place of worship, peace, and calmness, where God's mercy and judgment are revealed. The saints of God will gather around the throne, laying their crowns at God's feet, and beholding the one who is forever on his throne. [... more]

The spirit of Antichrist is at work in the world, trying to devour flesh and destroy faith. However, God is still in control, sitting on His throne, and working everything out for His purposes. The ancient of days is moving everything in the world, including our personal lives, towards the advancement of His glory. [... more]

Death is always lurking nearby, just around the corner, and your soul could be required of you at any time. The Lord God Himself tells us that the vast majority of people who have a profession of faith aren't saved. They don't have a possession. It's not enough to just profess Jesus as Lord, but to be a doer of the word, not a hearer only, deceiving yourself. [... more]

The English Reformation was a pivotal moment in history, marked by the rise of Protestantism and the decline of Catholicism. Queen Mary's attempts to restore Catholicism were met with fierce resistance, leading to the execution of hundreds of Protestants, including Archbishop Cranmer and Hugh Latimer. Despite Mary's efforts, the Reformation continued to gain momentum, paving the way for the rise of the Puritans and a new era of Protestantism in England. [... more]

Eliakim, the keeper of the treasuries in King Hezekiah's reign, was a type of Christ in his capacity to open and shut doors with his special key, symbolizing authority and trustworthiness. This prophecy was later quoted by Jesus in His promise to the Church at Philadelphia, emphasizing a strong assurance and stability in times of opposition and suffering. Eliakim's story serves as a reminder of Christ's steadfastness and faithfulness. [... more]

A widow who obeys God without guarantees and a would-be king whose secret ambition leads to violence are intertwined stories from 2 Kings 8 that show the rewards of trusting God with the unknown and the dangers of small compromises. One story reveals how obedience can make life harder, not easier, while the other shows how the power of temptation can be impossible to overcome without intervention from God. [... more]

The Great White Throne Judgment is a final judgment for unbelievers, where their names are removed from the Book of Life and they are cast into the lake of fire. The Book of Life contains the names of those who have received God's provision of sacrifice to remove their sin. Those who have rejected God's provision will be judged and punished eternally, with some experiencing greater suffering than others due to their opportunities to accept God's gift. [... more]

The Bible describes heaven as a place of splendor and majesty, with a throne at its center where God dwells. The throne is surrounded by a rainbow of colors, and there is a temple where believers will serve God. The temple is not a physical structure, but rather God Himself, and believers will be made pillars in it, serving in His presence. The Bible also describes the throne as a place of judgment, with flashes of lightning and sounds of thunder. The throne is surrounded by 24 elders, who are representatives of the church, and four living creatures, which are likely angels or cherubim. The Bible teaches that heaven is not a land of shadows and mists, but rather a place of glory and splendor, where believers will reign with God and serve Him in His presence. [... more]

The great white throne judgment is the final judgment of the world, where sinners stand before a holy and just God to give an account for their sins. Jesus Christ, the one who did all he could to save man, will judge those who have rejected him. The judgment will be based on the evil works of the unsaved, and the books will be consulted to demonstrate that a man has provided himself with no alibi for rejecting God. [... more]

Living with faith and integrity in finances brings peace, contentment, and joy. Committing to manage money God's way requires surrender, trust, and perseverance. Biblical principles guide financial decisions, and wise stewardship involves deploying God's capital into investments that align with values, solve problems, and meet needs. [... more]

The promise of newness and righteousness is a central theme in the Bible, as seen in the promise of a new heaven and a new earth. This promise is tied to the day of the Lord, when God will establish righteousness and make all things new. The forces of darkness that make the world worldly will dissolve, and the element of brokenness will be consumed by the holy presence of Jesus Christ. [... more]

Dr. Michael Youssef offers a biblical perspective on the last days, emphasizing that God is always on His throne and ready to give us victory in the midst of trouble. He discusses the characteristics of people who will trouble believers, including their moral conduct, religious zeal, and militant fanaticism, and emphasizes the importance of standing firm on biblical truth and never giving up on it. [... more]

Ascension Day marks the end of the Easter season and is a pivotal event in the biblical story, foretold throughout scripture and fulfilling biblical prophecy. It is the coronation of Christ as King of heaven and earth, and the ascension is critical to the biblical narrative of how God redeems the world. Jesus' work is cosmic in scope, with public implications that extend beyond just the personal and private, and the Christian life is not just waiting for Jesus to become king, but implementing the fact that he has become king. [... more]

The relationship between God and His people is that of Father and Son, as seen in the Old Testament, and this promise is fulfilled in Jesus Christ, who is the eternal King and Kingdom, and His people are His sons, with the church being the restored or spiritual Israel, and all believers are partakers of the promised blessings to Abraham. [... more]

The Bible teaches election and predestination, but this does not negate the importance of evangelism and sharing the Gospel. The sovereignty of God is promoted in Romans 9, and Christians should believe in the predestination of God. The concept of free will is discussed, and it is explained that people have free will to make choices consistent with their nature. The Bible also teaches that God regenerates people and then they freely believe. The discussion also touches on the new heaven and new earth, the tabernacle, and the authority to forgive sins. [... more]

Jesus Christ stood before Pontius Pilate, a Roman appointed prefect governor of Judea, who was faced with the decision to release an innocent man or appease the crowd. Pilate's actions demonstrate the consequences of compromising truth and the importance of making a decision regarding Jesus' claims. The story of Pontius Pilate and Jesus serves as a reminder of the need to stand for truth and the consequences of failing to do so. [... more]

Dr. Robert Jeffress shares insights from the Bible about the judgments that will occur at the end of time, including the judgment seat of Christ, the judgment of the tribulation martyrs, the judgment of Israel, and the great white throne judgment. He explains how Jesus Christ will judge all humanity and the importance of trusting in Him as Savior to avoid eternal damnation. [... more]

The parable of the wheat and the tares teaches that salvation comes from faith in Jesus Christ, not from good works, good beliefs, or good feelings. Genuine believers are those who have been convicted of sin and have put their trust in Jesus, while tares in the church may appear saved but lack true faith and will ultimately be judged at the great white throne judgment. [... more]

Moses' life is a complex journey of obedience and disobedience, but it's in the desert that he learns valuable lessons about servanthood and trust, ultimately preparing him for leadership beyond his wildest dreams. [... more]

Jesus Christ is put on trial before Pilate, the Roman governor, during the Passover festival. Despite knowing he will be sentenced to death, Jesus remains calm and asserts his spiritual kingdom, not a political one. Meanwhile, Peter the Apostle denies Jesus three times, and the crowd chooses to release a notorious robber, Barabbas, instead of Jesus. [... more]

The Bible teaches that God is sovereign, ruling and reigning from His holy temple. This understanding brings reassurance and hope in times of trouble, reminding us that God is in control and works all things together for our good. [... more]

Dr. Tony Evans continues his look at God's message for the church, providing a glimpse of God's heavenly throne and discussing the roles of the church in addressing sin and promoting purity, as well as the importance of overcoming and being worthy to open the book and break the seal. [... more]

God's justification exempts us from God's condemnation, but it doesn't exempt us from God's evaluation of our life. Every Christian will face the judgment seat of Christ, where they will be recompensed for their deeds in the body, according to what they have done, whether good or bad. This judgment is not determining whether we go to heaven or hell, but rather a judgment of rewards, where the standard by which we're going to be judged is, was our life spent on those things that were important, that have eternal consequence, or did we spend our lives on those things which were worthless? [... more]

The Christian Real View discusses the implications of the 2024 election, where America chose Trumpism over Marxism, and the Republican Party's shift on abortion. The show highlights the importance of election integrity, free speech, and the Christian worldview in shaping the country's future. [... more]

A Christian pastor discusses the upcoming election, the sovereignty of God, and the importance of a biblical worldview in making moral and ethical decisions. He also addresses the issues of abortion, morality, and the role of faith in politics. [... more]

The Word of God is alive and powerful, cutting through our facades and exposing our true selves. The eyes of God see everything, past all our defenses and sin, and yet we are reminded that God loves us and died for us. The Son of God, our great high priest, has passed into the heavens, where he intercedes for us, and brings us to the throne of grace, where we can find mercy and help in our time of need. [... more]

God has fixed a day in which he will judge the world in righteousness through a man he has appointed, and that man is Christ Jesus. The final great white throne judgment will send unbelievers to the lake of fire, a place of eternal torment. The judgment will be based on the deeds of the unsaved, and there are degrees of hell based on the revelation and knowledge they have. [... more]

Pastor J.D. Greer explores the nature and role of the Holy Spirit in Christianity, discussing the Trinity, the Godhead, and the importance of experiencing God's presence in one's life. He examines the Holy Spirit's role in inspiring and illuminating believers, guiding them in their faith, and helping them understand the Bible. [... more]

Jesus' cousin John the Baptist struggled with doubt, wondering if Jesus was the Messiah. Jesus responded by pointing to Old Testament prophecies and emphasizing the importance of trusting in God's plan, even when it doesn't make sense. Jesus also highlighted John's greatness as a forerunner to the Messiah and encouraged believers to hold their course, trusting in God's goodness and sovereignty. [... more]

We can come boldly to the throne of God's mercy, obtaining forgiveness for failures and finding help in every detail of our life. God's mercy is abundant, and we need it every day to deliver us from the fires of hell and to help us in our struggles, whether it's with fear, temptation, or weariness. We can trust in God's promise to give us power to the faint and to increase our strength, and we can come to him in every time of need, knowing that he is able to do beyond what we ask or think. [... more]

The early church's response to an impossible situation, Peter's imprisonment, demonstrates the power of prayer. The church's earnest prayers unto God led to God's supernatural intervention, delivering Peter from prison. This story highlights the importance of praying unto God, earnestly and corporately, and praying specifically for God's power to be brought into our impossible situations. [... more]

The scripture emphasizes the importance of approaching God's throne with reverence and expectation, recognizing His sovereignty, holiness, and mercy. Through Jesus Christ, we have access to the throne of grace, where we can obtain mercy and find forgiveness for our sins. [... more]