Having a plan to read the entire Bible is a remarkable goal. Many begin well, yet do not finish the same.
The Holy Scriptures are full of references to Jesus’ return. Five of them are found in Jude. Read here what they mean for redemptive and world history, and for our own lives.
The Lord Jesus says: “I am the living bread which came down from heaven: if any man eat of this bread.”
It has become very dark in our world, increasingly darker in every domain—morally, ethically, politically, among the nations and in Israel.
In everyday life or when making difficult choices, how can we identify whether something aligns with God’s will?
Do we even register what’s going on around us in society anymore? Or have we withdrawn into a sort of spiritual shell? On discerning our position.
Balaam wanted to curse the people of God, but failed. He realized that Balak wouldn’t achieve anything with his army because Israel was invincible, so he stopped him from fighting them.
The Church of the Lord Jesus lives in the daylight. Conversely, all the nations—Israel included—live in the night and are surrounded by darkness. But a new day will dawn with the return of Jesus Christ.
Christmas means that Almighty God has consecrated Himself to you, because He loves you and wants to live with you forever.
Who among us can say whether they resulted from a wanted pregnancy? Was their birth really desired? Which of us feels indispensable to others?
Abraham is the only person in the Bible to be called a friend of God. His faith, which was credited to him as righteousness, was shown in the most exemplary manner through his service to the Lord.
The believer’s citizenship means that Christians have unique spiritual responsibilities that are not obligatory for “every person.” Nevertheless, such citizenship does not lessen responsibilities to the state.
The notion that there is a place of conscious, eternal punishment is not a delightful thought. The doctrine of hell is probably the most difficult teaching of the Bible for many people to accept.
Life in Pergamos demanded letting go of Jesus’ name, because Satan lived there. But Satan cannot withstand a confrontation with Jesus’ name. This is the tremendous struggle we’re facing.
The Apostle Paul explains that the “last days” will be characterized by “perilous times.” What does that mean when we consider the state of affairs in society today?
The Apostle Paul explains that the “last days” will be characterized by “perilous times.” What does that mean when we consider the state of affairs in society today?
The final sentencing to hell occurs when the dead stand before the “great white throne” and are “judged from the things which were written in the books, according to their deeds”.
It’s a wonderful thing when God the Father draws a person to His Son Jesus Christ; when He opens someone’s eyes and he or she receives grace to be able to repent thoroughly.
Pergamos means “stronghold.” The church in Pergamos was in great danger.
The witness of Scripture is that unbelievers will suffer eternally in hell. The church has traditionally affirmed this doctrine, yet this belief has become quite contested in the present age.
“For as many as are led by the Spirit of God, they are the sons of God” (Rom 8:14). What does that mean in practice?
A believer’s assurance of salvation is a controversial biblical teaching. There are three reasons why it is justifiable as encouragement for the reborn.
The coronavirus, perplexity, fear, and existential worries…These all beg the question: “What should I do?” An answer with a heavenly frame of reference and an eternal time frame.
The Lord reveals Himself as the sharp, double-edged sword that goes out from His mouth; not just to Pergamos, but through all of redemptive history to this day. He will also put an end to the Antichrist with this sword.
The witness of Scripture is that unbelievers will suffer eternally in hell. The church has traditionally affirmed this doctrine, yet this belief has become quite contested in the present age.
In some ways, our response to the ongoing coronavirus pandemic shows where our priorities really lie. Are we waiting for the Lord, or longing for a comfortable life?
People’s growing perplexity in the face of current crises was prophesied by Christ Himself. It is intensifying as His second coming approaches.
At the Second Coming of Christ, the believers will share in His glory, which they have been a part of since the Rapture.
Suffering apart from Christ, without vicarious effect, is a hostile force; it doesn’t belong to man because God didn’t ordain it for him.
As a righteous judge, the Lord cannot let sin go unpunished; and, as a loving God, the Lord will defend His people from individuals and nations that seek their harm.
People’s growing perplexity in the face of current crises was prophesied by Christ Himself. It is intensifying as His second coming approaches.
In a few words, the Apostle Paul shows the importance of lived faith and active love in the face of our suffering and the Lord’s return.
People want to conform to today’s social system, with all its crazy demands. But depending on financial, earthly things—on wealth—always results in spiritual poverty.
Perhaps you have been devastated by oppressive circumstances. God’s Word offers encouragement of the Lord’s care for His own, especially when repentance is appropriate.
Perhaps you have been devastated by oppressive circumstances. God’s Word offers encouragement of the Lord’s care for His own, especially when repentance is appropriate.
God gave us an unmistakable sign in Israel’s return to its own land, and it indicates we are living in the end times.
In the Old Testament, myrrh first had to be crushed before it could be smoked into a lovely fragrance for the Lord on the golden incense altar.
Everyone wants justice, and God announces that He will judge justly. How we can escape judgment and obtain justice.
Over the last few months, we’ve been watching the developments in many Christian churches with great concern. A call to action.
Have you ever wondered why tiny little Israel, of all places, occupies so much space in the media? A biblical look behind the scenes.
Eating from the tree of life means: eternity with the Lord Jesus Christ. That is why it is so important that we overcome.
Nahum’s prophecy both complements and parallels the book of Jonah. His prophecy corresponds to Jonah, since the latter celebrated God’s mercy, while Nahum proclaimed the worldwide judgment of God against sin.
