God's promise to Abraham is the foundation of the Abrahamic covenant, which includes a land, a seed, and a blessing. The promise is not just a general spiritual blessing, but a specific plan for redemption and salvation through Abraham's descendants, ultimately fulfilled in Jesus Christ. Understanding this promise is crucial for grasping the concept of salvation and the future of the world. [... more]

Jesus' words in Matthew 24 outline the future, warning of deception, wars, famines, and pestilences, but also promising deliverance and declaration of the gospel. The Olivet Discourse is a crucial passage that describes the signs of the end times, including the rapture and the tribulation. Understanding Jesus' prophecy is essential for being prepared and trusting in God's sovereignty, which is the key to navigating the challenges of the world. [... more]

Bible prophecy is a major theme in the Bible, with over 300 references to the return of Christ. Understanding prophecy is essential to interpreting and applying the Bible correctly, and it motivates us toward godly living. The Bible says that the end times will have a profound impact on how we live today, and that knowing what is going to happen is important, even if we don't know when it's going to occur. [... more]

Jesus' prophecy in Matthew 24, the Olivet Discourse, foretells the destruction of the temple and future events, demonstrating his accuracy and authority as a prophet. His words are a master outline of end times events, and his prophecies are always fulfilled exactly as he said they would be. [... more]

Jesus Christ's story unfolds as he prepares for the Passover, faces betrayal and crucifixion, and ultimately rises from the dead, fulfilling prophecy and bringing hope to humanity. [... more]

Jesus' prophecy shapes our priorities as we navigate the world of the end, where deception, war, disasters, and persecution are increasing. Dr. David Jeremiah shares insights from his book, The World of the End, on how to live with confidence, honesty, and kindness in these challenging times. [... more]

As we examine current events in the light of God's prophetic word, we see how God is actively using world leaders to accomplish his will, and how the conflict in the Middle East is leaving invisible scars. We also look at the significance of Passover and Easter, and how Jesus Christ fulfilled the Jewish feasts, including the Passover, unleavened bread, and first fruits. We also discuss the rapture of the Church and the Second Coming, and how God has a plan for our salvation and future. [... more]

The pastor explains the prophecy in Daniel Chapter 7, where Daniel sees a vision of four beasts representing different empires, and a little horn representing the Antichrist. He also explains the second coming of Jesus Christ, where he comes with the clouds of heaven and receives dominion and glory from God the Father. [... more]

A remarkable prophecy given through the angel Gabriel to Daniel the prophet predicted the date of the coming of Christ nearly 500 years in advance, with the Messiah coming as the prince 483 years after the commandment was given to rebuild Jerusalem, and being cut off, or slain, after 62 weeks. [... more]

The Christian Resistance discusses the persecution of Christians, particularly in Nigeria, and the growing anti-Israel sentiment. They also explore the end times, prophecy, and the rise of UFOs and alien nations. Additionally, they address sentencing disparities, birthright citizenship, and the promotion of transgenderism for children. [... more]

The book of Revelation describes the end times, where God's judgment will be poured out on the world, specifically on Babylon, a symbol of worldly power and corruption. The Antichrist will rise to power, but ultimately, God will destroy the world system, replacing it with His own creative and productive abilities. Christians are called to rejoice in the knowledge of God's justice and to stand against the evil that will be revealed. [... more]

Believing in the imminent return of Jesus Christ can bring about significant changes in one's life, including spiritual alertness, mission urgency, hope in suffering, and the power to forgive. It can also prompt individuals to reevaluate their priorities and live with a sense of urgency, investing their time, talents, and resources for the kingdom of God. The doctrine of the second coming is a central theme in Christian theology, with numerous references in the New Testament, and is closely tied to the gospel message. [... more]

The cry of the people is a cry of hope, rooted in the promise of Jesus' return as the King of Israel and the Savior of the world. The Bible says that when our Messiah comes, he'll be right on the back of a donkey, and the people will respond by shouting Hosanna. Blessed is he who comes in the name of the Lord. The cry of the people is a call to recognize Jesus as the king, and to put hope in God, not in ourselves. The Bible says that when we don't have any hope, the world crushes, and our hearts hurt. But when we put hope in God, we can feel the weight lifting off because we realize the Lord promised to take care of us. [... more]

Jesus' triumphant entry into Jerusalem on Palm Sunday fulfilled Old Testament prophecies, marking the beginning of Holy Week. The event is a pivotal moment in the Christian faith, demonstrating Jesus' messiahship and offering salvation to humanity. As the Bible says, 'Rejoice greatly, O daughter of Zion, Shout in triumph, O daughter of Jerusalem, Behold, your King is coming to you, He is just and endowed with salvation, humble, and mounted on a donkey, even on a colt, the foal of a donkey.' [... more]

The use of ancient kingdoms of Babylon and Rome is explored to describe and identify key characters linked to Old Testament prophecies, warning of what's coming. Two end-time Babylons are discussed, one being apostate Christianity, known as Mystery Babylon, and the other being secular Babylon, or Western civilization, controlled by the Antichrist. [... more]

The death and resurrection of Jesus takes us from grief to joy, as he rises from the grave as the King of Israel and the Savior of the world. Throughout Scripture, Jesus is promised to be our king, and his coming is a fulfillment of prophecy, a sign of God's sovereignty and love for humanity. [... more]

The Lord Jesus is speaking to the Pharisees about the importance of following God's law and the consequences of rejecting Him. He explains that the children of this world marry and are given in marriage, but those who are worthy to obtain that world and the resurrection from the dead neither marry nor are given in marriage. He also talks about the destruction of the temple and the end times, warning of wars, famines, pestilences, and fearful sights from heaven. [... more]

Dr. David Jeremiah examines Romans 12:1 and 2, emphasizing the importance of making a radical decision to present oneself to God and not being conformed to the world. He discusses the renewing of the mind, transformation, and the role of the Holy Spirit and the Word of God in this process, highlighting the need for a rigorous discipline to stay committed to one's faith. [... more]

The Lord Jesus had a physical need for a donkey colt to ride on during his triumphal entry into Jerusalem, fulfilling a prophecy spoken four centuries earlier. This event marked a turning point in his journey, as the people rejoiced and cried out 'Hosanna' but would soon turn against him. The Passion Week would eventually give way to the glorious resurrection of Jesus and everlasting life. [... more]

As the world grapples with chaos and uncertainty, the stage is set for the fulfillment of Bible prophecy. The war in the Middle East, particularly between Iran and Israel, is a pivotal moment in the unfolding of God's plan. The Passover, a Jewish holiday commemorating the exodus from Egypt, takes on new significance as the world teeters on the brink of disaster. Meanwhile, the persecution of Christians around the world, including in Israel, is on the rise, and the world is heading towards a one-world leader who will bring peace to the earth, but at a terrible cost. The rapture of the church, the tribulation period, and the day of the Lord are all drawing near, and it's time for believers to be motivated to share the gospel and let people know what is happening. [... more]

God has alerted mankind to what's coming, and one part says, we don't believe it, we will not have this man rule over us, and they will be on team Antichrist. Another part is Christians through the ages, and yet another part are the people that will convert during the Revelation period because they're going to be people pointing these things out. And they're going to receive them. [... more]

The gospel is a triumphant message that overcomes all challenges and brings hope to those who believe in Jesus Christ. It is a call to action, urging followers to preach the gospel with their lips, picture it with their lives, and practice it with love. The Bible teaches that we should complete the work assigned to us by God, and that the gospel is a gift to all people, regardless of age or ability. [... more]

Pastor Rick Gaston teaches through the book of Revelation, specifically chapter 17, discussing the Antichrist, Western civilization, and the apostate church. He explains how the Roman Empire's revival will be centered in Western civilization, and how the apostate church will be part of the Antichrist's world system. He also touches on the concept of Babylonian culture and its influence on modern society. [... more]

Chuck Swindahl explores the crucial difference between two coming biblical events, Christ's return and the day of the Lord, and how they relate to believers and unbelievers, discussing the importance of being prepared and having faith in God's plan. [... more]

The gospel of Jesus Christ remains strong and reliable through history, offering ultimate victory and a secure future. Its transformative power changes lives, and its message of triumph is spreading globally, yielding unprecedented fruit and maturing followers. The author of the gospel, Jesus Christ, is preeminent, and His presence in believers brings hope and glory. [... more]

Pastor Jack Hibbs teaches that spiritual growth comes from trusting in the Lord and reading the Bible daily, which counteracts the darkness of thoughts and influences that our culture tries to put upon us. He emphasizes the importance of avoiding dark things, knowing the dangers of the night, and recognizing the works of the flesh, which include adultery, fornication, and other sinful behaviors. He encourages listeners to load up their hearts and minds with scripture and to be patient, trust God, and pray for guidance. [... more]

The city of Jerusalem holds significant importance in matters of peace, politics, and religion, and the New Jerusalem is described as a real city where believers will live in eternal holiness and fellowship with the Lord Jesus Christ. The Bible foretells the New Jerusalem's beauty, with streets paved with gold, gates of pearl, and a river of life flowing from beneath the throne of God. Believers are encouraged to pray for Israel and stay faithful in their service and ministry, living holy and godly lives as they look forward to the day of God and speed its coming. [... more]

Walking with God means not relying on feelings, but on faith and the Bible. Christians often face darkness, but it can be a time of spiritual growth and power. The Bible teaches that we can power through darkness and that God's light is always present, even in the darkest times. Recognizing the difference between light and darkness is crucial, and understanding what's in the dark is essential for spiritual growth. [... more]

Chuck Swindahl explores the importance of living in light of Christ's return, discussing the dangers of extreme reactions to biblical prophecy and the need for a balanced approach. He examines 1 Thessalonians 4 and the hope we have because of Jesus' death and resurrection, encouraging listeners to stay ready for Christ's coming by living sensibly, righteously, and godly. [... more]

Jerusalem is a central city, chosen by God for its role in the history of Israel and the life of Jesus. The city is mentioned 811 times in the Bible, and its significance is tied to the future of the world. The New Jerusalem, a physical location, will be the capital city of heaven and the eternal home of Christians. It will be a beautiful city, unlike anything seen on earth, with incredible volume of space to accommodate all Christians. [... more]

The Bible teaches that Satan can put false ideas into the head of a human being, and Jesus warns believers to be mindful of the things of God, not of the things of men. The stage is being set for the end times, with the kings of the earth influencing the people and Satan leading them to Armageddon's battlefield. The Bible predicts a future time when God will judge the nations and bring about a catastrophic collapse of the global system. [... more]

Pastor Jack Hibbs teaches that Christians need to be daring about the outcome, loving the Lord, obeying Him, and trusting in His plan for their lives. He shares examples from the Bible, such as Joshua and Caleb's bravery, and encourages listeners to be bold and faithful in their walk with God, knowing that He is always with them and working everything out for their good. [... more]

A spiritual famine is being experienced in the world, where people are losing their appetite for God's truth. Dr. David Jeremiah emphasizes the importance of Bible study, being burdened for the world, and being evangelistic to combat this famine. He encourages listeners to become students of Scripture, shepherds of God's flock, and to preach the gospel to others. [... more]

The current conflict in the Middle East, particularly between Iran and Israel, is setting the stage for future events predicted in the Bible. The rapture of the church is expected to occur before the tribulation period, which will be a time of great turmoil and judgment. The return of Jesus Christ will establish his earthly kingdom, and the 1,000-year millennial period will follow, during which time Iran will be restored as a nation. The end of this period will bring the great white throne judgment, and a new heaven and a new earth will be created. [... more]

Dylan Oz, a pastor from Anchor Baptist Church in Oklahoma City, discusses the importance of using the King James Bible, citing its source from the Masoretic Hebrew and Textus Receptus Greek, and the dangers of modern Bible versions translated from the critical text. He also addresses the pre-trib rapture and its implications, arguing that Christians will go through tribulation and persecution, and that the pre-trib rapture doctrine can lead to a lack of faith and trust in God. [... more]

Blessing Israel is important because turning against God's chosen people would be opposing God Himself. The Bible teaches that God made an everlasting covenant with Abraham, promising land, descendants, and blessings to the Jewish people. Despite their disobedience, God reaffirms His promise to national Israel, and many will come to saving faith in the end. The issue of Israel is crucial because it's about God keeping His promises and the consequences for those who turn against Him. [... more]

The book of Revelation teaches that during the Great Tribulation, people will turn against God, and the Antichrist will rise to power. Meanwhile, spiritual warfare will intensify, with demons and unclean spirits deceiving the world. Christians must trust in God's plan and faith, even in the face of adversity, and share the truth with others to prepare them for the end times. [... more]

A spiritual famine is predicted in the Bible, characterized by a loss of hunger for God's truth and a lack of desire for the Word of God. This famine is not just a physical lack of food, but a spiritual one, where people are no longer drawn to the Bible and its teachings. The consequences of this famine are severe, including a loss of heritage, weakened theology, and a ruined appetite for God's truth. [... more]

God's Word is a living, breathing dynamic that can give us the courage to live a daring life, making a real difference in a real world. We are in a spiritual war, and to be daring is to have a sufficient amount of courage to meet a challenge, to be fearless, adventurous, and brave. The Bible teaches us that we are not alone in this battle, and that God is with us, giving us the strength to overcome our weaknesses and live a life of faith in Christ. [... more]

Jesus' knowledge of the future and his disciples' weakness is put on display as he predicts their denial and scattering. In contrast, Jesus' courage, power, and humility shine through as he faces the cross and betrayal. The passage highlights the importance of faith and the empowerment of the Holy Spirit in living for Christ. [... more]