The Bible frequently emphasizes the holiness of God, as well as His desire for His people Israel and His church to be holy. To be holy means to be separated for God.
In the very first chapter, Revelation makes the primacy and uniqueness of the Lord Jesus clear: He is the One who is, who was, and who is to come. He is God from eternity.
The people of Jesus’ time had a false conception of the Messiah, and people today have a false conception of God. The result of that time should serve as a warning to us today.
Even in the Christian world, our Lord Jesus Christ is still the Great Unknown.
Jim Jones was the founder of the Peoples Temple. The tragedy at Jonestown would be the greatest single loss of American civilian life in an intentional act until the 9/11 attacks.
The Third Exodus is totally unique and incomparable to the previous two. When they came from Egypt, they were well-compensated with gold, silver, precious stones, and other valuables.
“God helps those who help themselves” is an assertion often attributed to the Bible, yet the saying is most certainly not found in the pages of Scripture.
Revelation is a book of hope. Hope means blissful anticipation. The victorious Lord will certainly come back, and the kingdom of God will certainly be established.
Isn’t it wonderful when, at the end of our lives we can say with confidence over our whole lives, “Now unto God and our Father be glory forever and ever. Amen.”
The second Exodus was initiated by Cyrus, king of Persia. However, the originator was the Lord Himself.
You can get a clear conscience and an abundantly fulfilling life. How? By believing in Jesus Christ, who took all your sins on the cross and thus took power over you from the devil.
Although Paul was under false arrest, God would use all of his circumstances to accomplish His perfect will.
Do you want to know what God is like? Do you want to know if God loves you? Then go to the manger and go to the cross. Because that’s where we recognize who God really is.
Paul does indeed tell us that “all Israel shall be saved” (Rom 11:26). However, he also tells us how Israel will be saved: solely by calling on the name of the Lord.
The art of a fulfilling Christian life is to live so dependently and closely with Christ, that neither need nor abundance drives us away from Him.
God is the originator of all things, and He in His wisdom chose one man through whom He intended to bless all the families of the earth. That man was Abraham.
Zion not only means Jerusalem or Mount Zion, but encompasses the whole country and the people living there.
Although Paul was under false arrest, God would use all of his circumstances to accomplish His perfect will.
Our Lord’s betrayer is a symbol of both the anti-Christian Israel of the end times, and a Christianity that is becoming more and more anti-Christian.
When we listen to the news, we’ll see that world politics hasn’t progressed in terms of peace. We shouldn’t expect it to; quite the contrary.
For some, this provocative topic is on par with the impossible question of whether or not the devil can be saved.
It seems that superhero comic adaptations are dominating the landscape of cinema, streaming video, and television. What used to be a pastime for adolescents now thrills the masses. Where does this yearning for heroes come from?
Right thinking leads to right action, which in turn leads to right consequences.
Although Paul was under false arrest, God would use all of his circumstances to accomplish His perfect will.
Good times are ahead of us when it comes to merchandise and luxuries, peace and prosperity, but from God’s perspective, it’s all a big lie based on Satan’s cunning deception.
What does our joy look like? Are we always happy? When our joy is dependent on something carnal, earthly, or circumstantial, then we’ll constantly experience an emotional roller coaster.
It was the little Jewish town of Bethlehem where the Savior of the world was to be born. What does that mean for our lives? A call and an encouragement.
When Jesus Christ came into the world, God told us that He loves us as we are, and that we’ll never be irrelevant to Him.
Even though Christmas is a human-made tradition, there is a godly principle to consider.
The days of Advent are actually a time of joy. We remember the birth of our Lord and Savior Jesus Christ.
Do Matthew 10:23, 24:34, Mark 9:1, 1 Thessalonians 4:17, 1 Corinthians 15:51, 1 John 2:18 and Hebrews 10:37 show that our Lord Jesus and the apostles prophesied the second coming for their time, and were therefore mistaken?
All things are mortal but the Jew; all other forces pass, but he remains. What is the secret of his immortality?” - Mark Twain
Let’s remember that we, too, are in combat. We are also in danger of falling. How close to each other victory and defeat often lie.
Terrorists kill their enemies in the name of their god. God’s people are instructed to love their enemies and “do good to those who hate you” (Luke 6:27).
Today it’s worse than ever before in world history. Society is forsaking Christianity. Destruction is lurking just around the corner. Really?
There are three serious moral sins listed in the Bible: adultery, fornication, and premarital sex. They describe different facets of sexual sin. An explanation.
Christ has already conquered everything for us. He has completely won the victory on the cross of Calvary and in His resurrection. If we remain in Him and stand our ground, we will win.
This year, the modern Jewish state celebrated its 70th anniversary. Israel, surrounded by enemies, hated by the world, is a miracle of God. The role of the Old Testament people of God in the history of salvation today will be set forth in this article.
The purpose of this article is not to discuss the political and social implications that arise among different faiths cooperating in one society; rather, the intent is to address the more urgent matter as to the question of salvation, and whether any of the various world religions is truthful.
The end times church, which resists the pressure to blend in, will not be able to escape suffering. Jesus Himself foretold to His disciples that they would be thrown into prisons, led before kings and governors, and hated by everyone.
We are called to invest in that which is eternal and lasting, for the earthly is brief and fleeting.
The firm prophetic Word of the Bible, which shines as a light in a dark place (2 Pet 1:19), clearly shows us how we can live and endure in an ever-darkening world.
