In this first miracle, which Jesus performed at the wedding in Cana, we see a biblical principle that can greatly encourage us: The best is yet to come.
In this first miracle, which Jesus performed at the wedding in Cana, we see a biblical principle that can greatly encourage us: The best is yet to come.
It’s incomprehensible today that replacement theology advocates are stubbornly sticking to their guns, when Israel is obviously at the center of world events.
The church in Sardis was apparently unaware of the big lie they were living, just as many people now don’t know that their life of faith is an illusion and thus a lie.
Societal developments are worrying. Christians are consoling themselves with the fact that they’ll be raptured before the situation gets really bad.
How should Christians navigate this increasingly popular holiday? And what is its true background? Some answers from a historical and biblical foundation.
It’s incomprehensible today that replacement theology advocates are stubbornly sticking to their guns, when Israel is obviously at the center of world events.
There is no terror in death while believers long for the eternal body, since one of two possibilities exists: resurrection after death, or translation at the coming of the Lord.
Why are things overall constantly improving? The answer is rather simple: deception accompanied by luxury galore, fullness of food and merchandise, is the way. Satan’s total deception of mankind will be finalized in the end.
Probably the shortest definition of dead works is, seeming without being! There is the appearance of something, but in reality, nothing’s there.
Some argue that through the New Covenant, the pending earthly promises made to Israel have been invalidated and are fulfilled spiritually only for believers.
Paul is a great example for believers. Who wouldn’t want to be like him? But his life was characterized by suffering, not comfort. What that can mean for us.
Have you ever struggled with doubt? Have you ever questioned the certainty of your salvation? Doubt affects the lives of many believers.
Before Apocalypse or the Great Tribulation, the world will experience prosperity as never before. It matters not which country you reside in; the progress is undeniable.
We, as the Church of Jesus, should realize that His eyes are like a flame of fire, and that He explores our hearts and minds to know our deepest motivations.
God uses the whole of Israel’s history for the salvation of all believers: both those from Israel and those from the world of nations. Though there are twisted paths through a tangle of events, the Lord weaves a wonderful heavenly picture from them.
A common misconception among those who have just trusted in Jesus Christ for salvation is that God will solve every problem.
The trustworthiness of Scripture means it is credible and worthy of belief. God gave His Word to reveal Himself and His will for humanity.
What does it mean to “know the depths of Satan”?
Toward the conclusion of the Church Age, Israeli branches will be grafted back into the cultivated olive tree (the Church) within the re-existing State.
The current state of the world is causing many Christians to reflect. How should we be conducting ourselves? What can and cannot be known from the prophetic Word about what’s to come?
What does the Lord’s Supper tell us from a biblical perspective, and what does it say regarding the expectation of the Lord’s imminent return?
Perseverance is one of the most frequently used words throughout the New Testament Epistles. God’s people are continually exhorted to persevere. Why?
God used Israel’s fall to reach the nations with the Gospel and make one body of Jews and Gentiles.
It is highly significant that after all the horrible events taking place on earth, the people do not mourn over the death and destruction; rather, their sole concern is that they can no longer sell their merchandise. That is the result of the battle of Armageddon. The end has finally come.
God is Lord over all, and He is so rich in salvation and grace that He has included all people in His Son’s redemptive work. Now everyone who calls on the name of the Lord will be saved.
God is Lord over all, and He is so rich in salvation and grace that He has included all people in His Son’s redemptive work. Now everyone who calls on the name of the Lord will be saved.
The source of the information we seek is of utmost importance. For spiritual things, you consult the Bible; for physical things, you consult medical science.
Scientists have begun breeding human/monkey hybrids. What does this mean from a biblical and prophetic perspective?
“That woman Jezebel” isn’t a reference to just one individual. Instead, she represents a system, a pernicious doctrine.
Scripture repeatedly emphasizes three virtues as essential to the Christian life. In 1 Corinthians 13:13, they are combined in one as the things that “abide”: faith, hope, and love.
The Messiah came to His people. Israel rejected the Messiah. But that doesn’t mean that God failed or needed to initiate a backup plan.
Our Lord’s shout on the cross, Tetelestai! or, “It is finished!” is the most important word in world history. But what does it actually mean?
Our Lord’s shout on the cross, Tetelestai! or, “It is finished!” is the most important word in world history. But what does it actually mean?
What does it mean when we’re earnestly seeking after this blissful fulfillment in the Lord, and it seems nowhere to be found?
How Revelation 19, the Hallel Psalms, and the Lord’s Last Supper point to Christ’s future millennial kingdom in Israel.
If a believer is to live a victorious (successful) Christian life—one that empowers him or her to avoid excesses of the flesh, to enjoy more of God’s peace, and to be strengthened to live an abundant life that glorifies the Lord—it is absolutely essential to depend upon the ministry of the Holy Spirit.
A redemptive-historical and prophetic interpretation of Romans 9—11.
Opinions differ among theologians as to what, exactly, the Thousand-Year Kingdom is. A definition from the perspective of biblical prophecy.
“That woman Jezebel” isn’t a reference to just one individual. Instead, she represents a system, a pernicious doctrine.
Having a plan to read the entire Bible is a remarkable goal. Many begin well, yet do not finish the same.
