The sovereignty of God is a comfort in a fallen world, where pain and injustice exist. God's plan is to redeem pain and use it for good, as seen in the story of Joseph, who was rejected, sold into slavery, and falsely accused, but ultimately became a powerful leader in Egypt. God's sovereignty gives hope in the midst of tragedy and allows us to worship Him for who He is, not just for what He does. [... more]

The sovereignty of God is a comforting attribute that separates Him from other religions and truth claims. It's revealed through His titles, promises, and prophecy, and demonstrated through Christ's life and work. God's sovereignty means He's in control of all things, working everything for the good of those who love Him, and using even evil for His purposes. [... more]

Daniel's visions of receiving warnings and capturing hope reveal a dark view of the future, but also offer a message of comfort in the Savior, Jesus Christ, who will reign forever and judge the living and the dead according to his righteousness. The world is going to get worse before it gets any better, but God is in control and has a plan to bring about eternal righteousness and seal up vision and prophecy. The suffering is limited, and the resurrection is eternal, and the power of God is available to all who believe in Him. [... more]

Two years after William Tyndale cried Lord open the King of England's eyes Henry VIII decreed that English Bibles be placed in every church Today Michael Reeves recounts the story of this troubled king whom God used to further church reform Request The English Reformation and the Puritans Michael Reeves' teaching series on DVD with your donation of any amount You'll also get lifetime digital access to all video messages and the study guide https gift renewingyourmind org donate Live outside the U S and Canada Request the digital teaching series and study guide for The English Reformation and the [... more]

As caregivers, we often must make decisions that benefit the whole unit, not just one person, while navigating feelings of fear, guilt, and obligation. Peter Rosenberger shares his insights on how to make good decisions and find hope in the midst of caregiving challenges, drawing on his personal experiences and biblical guidance. [... more]

The English Reformation was a complex and tumultuous period in history, marked by the rise and fall of King Henry VIII and his six wives. Henry's desire for a male heir led him to break with the Catholic Church, but his views on Protestantism were inconsistent and often contradictory. Despite his efforts to suppress the spread of the Bible, ordinary people began to read and interpret it for themselves, leading to a significant shift in the way people understood their faith. [... more]

The concept of God's will is complex and multifaceted, with a distinction between the revealed will, which is the law of God, and the hidden will, which is the secret plans and desires of God's mind. The revealed will is given to us through the preceptive will, and it is our responsibility to obey every word that proceeds from God's mouth. [... more]

The world is a dark and tragic place, but God is in control of all things. The suffering is limited, and the resurrection is eternal. The power of the kingdom is available now, and we are called to shine like stars in a hostile world, turning many to righteousness and demonstrating the kingdom of God. [... more]