The root of hopelessness is often rooted in wrong thinking and distorted worldviews, leading to spiritual erosion and a loss of faith. A Christian worldview is essential for stability, morality, and hope, while a lack of purpose can contribute to feelings of hopelessness. Recognizing the importance of a relationship with God and being a new creation in Christ can help individuals overcome hopelessness and find direction in life. [... more]

God's love for us is a perfecting love that gives us what we need to make us Christ-like, even if it means suffering or waiting. His promises are for now, not just in eternity, and we can experience the manifest glory of God in our lives today. [... more]

Dr. Cheryl Davis teaches on God's grace and why we have to suffer, explaining that suffering is a constant force that will multiply throughout time and change every life until the end of the ages. She shares her personal experience of suffering for 15 years and how God's grace was sufficient for her. Dr. Davis emphasizes that our appointed suffering is a payment for God's glory and that we should not be discouraged or lose hope, as the end result is worth it. [... more]

Dr. Cheryl Davis teaches on God's grace and why God allows us to suffer, emphasizing that suffering can lead to eternal glory and that we must choose between suffering and sin. She shares personal experiences and biblical examples, including the story of Moses and Saul, to illustrate the value of suffering and the importance of valuing God's glory over the riches of this world. [... more]

Dr. Cheryl Davis teaches on the importance of faith in God and breaking free from the world's influence, using the life of Moses as an example. She emphasizes the need to trust in God's plan and promises, rather than relying on the world's power and security. [... more]

God's promises are not just for eternity, but for the present moment, and His love is a perfecting love that gives us what we need to become Christ-like. We must learn to wait on the Lord, even in silence, and trust that His promises will be fulfilled. With faith and perseverance, we can overcome the enemy's attempts to confuse and doubt us, and experience the manifest glory of God in our lives. [... more]

Dr. Davis teaches on the importance of living a life of significance, rather than chasing success, and shares the story of Lazarus from the Bible to illustrate the four-day cycle to a miracle, emphasizing the need to endure suffering and sacrifice to experience the manifest glory of God. [... more]

Dr. Cheryl Davis teaches on the belief of the second coming of Jesus, emphasizing the importance of making choices that align with God's will and living a life of significance rather than just success. She encourages listeners to choose Jesus Christ as their Savior, live with a sanctified mind, and prioritize impact over achievement. [... more]

Dr. Cheryl Davis discusses the importance of holding fast to the confession of hope without wavering, considering one another to stir up love and good works, not forsaking the assembling of the church, and living in anticipation of the second coming of Jesus Christ. [... more]

Dr. Cheryl Davis teaches on the importance of living obediently to God, witnessing urgently, and working fervently until Christ's return. She emphasizes the need to prioritize obedience, worship, and witness, and to be mindful of the judgment seat of Christ, where believers will be rewarded or commended for their deeds. [... more]

The book of Revelation is a sacred trust of truth, revealing the future and the coming of Jesus Christ. Dr. Davis emphasizes the importance of knowing and keeping the words of prophecy, as it is a call to obedience and a proof of one's faith. The prevailing culture is often opposite to the commandments of God, and those who walk obediently to the Word of God will pay a temporary price, but eternally live in peace. [... more]

The holy city, New Jerusalem, is described as a massive cube with transparent glass streets of gold and gates of pearls, its size comparable to the United States, but with a height of 660,000 stories. In heaven, there will be no sin, no sickness, no night, and no separation, as God dwells among his people, and Jesus Christ is the source of eternal light and love. The tree of life will sustain and heal the nations, and everyone will be forgiven and free from the propensity to sin. [... more]

The Bible speaks of four heavens, with the new heaven and new earth being a future dwelling place on earth, designed and built by Jesus Christ. Only those who believe in Jesus as the Son of God and are overcomers will inherit the New Jerusalem, while the cowardly, unbelieving, and those who practice immorality will be consigned to the fiery lake of burning sulfur. [... more]

The concept of hell is a witness to the righteous character of God, who must judge sin, and it also serves as a witness to man's responsibility to make choices and be held accountable for them. The Bible teaches that hell is a place of eternal punishment, where those who reject God's offer of salvation will be cast into the lake of fire. In contrast, those who accept God's gift of salvation will inherit eternal life and be with God forever. [... more]

The Bible predicts a time of peace, prosperity, and purity in the millennium, where God will rule from Zion and there will be no more sin, sickness, or death. However, this is followed by the great white throne judgment, where the spiritually dead will be judged according to their works and the secrets of their hearts. [... more]

Dr. Cheryl Davis discusses the millennium, premillennialism, and the importance of biblical truth in understanding the end times. She explores the concept of the millennium as a reward for faithful believers, the need for a literal earthly thousand-year period of peace, and the role of Satan in the final rebellion. [... more]

The second coming of Jesus is a time of judgment, with Christ coming back with his saints and bringing blessings in mind. However, at the revelation of Christ, he is coming with judgment in mind. The rapture is the last act of grace on Christ's behalf, and the timing of the rapture is imminent. The church will be spectators in the battle of Armageddon, and Christ will bring with him an army of believers to execute judgment on those who do not know God. The authority of Christ is emphasized through his sharp sword and rod of iron, and every knee will bow before him when he comes to the earth. [... more]

The second coming of Christ is a glorious event that will reclaim the world from Satan's rule, and believers and unbelievers alike will witness it. The Bible emphasizes the importance of living a life of godliness and holy conduct, looking forward to the day of the Lord, and being prepared for the unexpected event. The marriage supper of the lamb is a celebration in heaven, and the righteous acts of saints will determine their clothing at the judgment seat of Christ. [... more]

The marriage supper of the Lamb is a celebration in heaven where the church is united with Christ, and believers are anticipating this event. The Jewish wedding ritual is used to explain the relationship between Christ and the church, with Christ being the central figure and the church being the bride. The judgment seat of Christ is also discussed, where believers will be judged on their works and rewarded accordingly. [... more]

The city of Babylon is a symbol of humanism and materialism, and its judgment is a warning to those who reject God's truth. The Bible teaches that Babylon will be judged for its iniquity, influence, infidelity, and inhumanity, and that those who follow its ways will be deceived and destroyed. The call to come out of Babylon and separate oneself from its sins is a frequent one in scripture, and is a necessary step in avoiding judgment and escaping the plagues and judgments that are coming upon the world system of Satan. [... more]

The origins of pagan religion in the world are rooted in the ancient city of Babylon, where the system of religious thinking was characterized by idolatry and the worship of the queen of heaven, Semiramis. This system was later adopted by the Roman Empire and incorporated into Christianity, leading to the development of the spiritual Babylon, which is described in the book of Revelation as a system of idolatrous religious practices that will be destroyed along with the ancient city of Babylon. [... more]

The Bible describes the tribulation as a time of great judgment and suffering, where God pours out his wrath on the earth. The seventh bowl judgment brings the tribulation to a conclusion, with a great earthquake, darkness, and the battle of Armageddon. The book of Revelation also speaks of Babylon, a system of religious thinking that touches our lives today, and the importance of teaching biblical truth and sound theology. [... more]

The book of Revelation describes the devastation of Armageddon, the final destruction of the land, and the judgment of God. The tribulation saints are singing the song of Moses, crying out for justice and praising God for his works and ways. The holy of holies is where the mercy seat was, and the wrath of God will be satisfied for one year, historically, but here the angels are seen coming out of the holy of holies to execute God's judgment. [... more]

The concept of immortality is discussed in the context of God's will and the tribulation. The 144,000 are highlighted as a preserved remnant, and their unique characteristics are explored. The importance of creation and the original gospel message is emphasized, as well as the consequences of worshiping the beast and the mark of God. The role of works in salvation and the judgment seat of Christ is also discussed. [... more]

Dr. Cheryl Davis explores the concept of the antichrist and the mark of the beast, drawing parallels between current events and biblical prophecy. She delves into Revelation chapter 14, discussing the 144,000 Jewish evangelists and their rewards for faithfulness. The conversation highlights the contrast between the beast's mark and God's mark, emphasizing the importance of understanding biblical truth in the face of end times prophecies. [... more]

Dr. Cheryl Davis explains the characteristics of Satan, the Antichrist, and the False Prophet, discussing their roles in the Tribulation and the importance of understanding biblical truth to navigate the end times. [... more]

The Antichrist's characteristics are described in detail, including his charismatic nature, persuasive speaking ability, and cultic leadership. He will be a clever and cruel leader who will unite politics and religion, creating a false religion where he is the head of the church. The Antichrist's rise to power will be inconspicuous, and he will gradually become more powerful, eventually making war with the saints and overcoming them. [... more]

The war in heaven is a continuation of the war between God and Satan, with spiritual warfare existing since Genesis chapter 3. The Church of Jesus Christ can enforce Satan's sentence by standing against him on the legal ground of the death and resurrection of Christ. [... more]

Dr. Cheryl Davis explores the symbolism in Revelation Chapter 12, identifying the woman as Israel and the dragon as Satan. She examines Satan's strategies, including the lust of the flesh, the lust of the eyes, and the pride of life, and how he has attempted to destroy Christ's seed throughout history. [... more]

The word of God must be digested and assimilated into our consciousness to be effective, and it is compared to food in the Bible, with God's plan being sweet but the reality of judgment bitter. The Bible is the most selling book of all time, and its word is freely accessible, but we must voluntarily take it and eat it to experience its effects in our lives. [... more]

The bottomless pit, also known as the abyss, is a place dreaded by demons and where angels are retained until their judgment. Jesus Christ preached in the abyss to proclaim victory over death to fallen angels, and it is ultimately controlled by Jesus Christ. The pit is opened by Satan to unleash demonic power in the last part of the Great Tribulation, bringing intense judgment on the human race. [... more]