The devil uses religion to oppose the gospel of Jesus Christ, and false religion is built on pride, pretense, and poison, leading to bitterness and bondage, while a genuine relationship with God brings freedom and joy. [... more]

James' goal for believers is to become wise by seeking God and growing in maturity and wisdom, but he warns against earthly, sensual, and devilish wisdom that is driven by selfish ambition and envy, leading to confusion and evil works. [... more]

Jesus' ministry begins with his baptism by John the Baptist, followed by a 40-day wilderness temptation by Satan. Jesus resists Satan's temptations by quoting Scripture, demonstrating his faith and humanity. He then starts his public ministry in Galilee, preaching repentance and healing the sick, attracting large crowds from various regions. [... more]

Believers who have come through the tribulation period will stand in a sea of glass, singing the song of Moses and the song of the Lamb, declaring God's works and ways. They've been martyred for their faith and are rejoicing in heaven, worshiping God and praising his name. God takes it personally when his followers are attacked, and those who reject his offer of forgiveness will send themselves to hell. [... more]

The Bible teaches that there are two types of wisdom: earthly wisdom, which is sensual and devilish, and God's wisdom, which is pure, peaceable, and gentle. God's wisdom is from above and comes from the Father of lights, while earthly wisdom is from the earth and is characterized by bitter envying, strife, and confusion. To obtain God's wisdom, one must ask for it, be humble, and have a submissive spirit, and it is essential to distinguish between the two types of wisdom to live a life that glorifies God. [... more]