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Passages from this discussion: Romans 6:23 – For the wages of sin is death, but the gift of God is eternal life in Christ Jesus […]

Passages from this discussion: Romans 6:23 – For the wages of sin is death, but the gift of God is eternal life in Christ Jesus […]
Tracing Israel’s return from Babylon through Ezra and Nehemiah, this article links the rebuilding of the Temple and Jerusalem’s walls to end‑time prophecy, the modern rebirth of Israel in 1948, the state of today’s Church, and God’s promised final spiritual restoration through Jesus the Messiah.
This article contrasts the culture’s obsession with self-esteem and comparison with the Bible’s call to Christ-esteem and dying to self. Drawing on Scripture, stories, and personal testimony, it shows how shifting our focus from glorifying self to glorifying Jesus brings freedom, peace, and lasting joy.
Feeling crushed by personal struggles and the constant stream of bad news? This devotional traces Elijah’s exhaustion under the broom tree, the meaning of true renewal, and why we were never meant to carry the weight of the world—but to cast our burdens onto Jesus and find rest.
Linking Amos 9, the Jerusalem Council, and Revelation, this article argues that while an antichrist spirit seeks to corrupt human bodies and normalize sexual immorality—even inside churches—God’s plan to rebuild the “ancient ruins” stands firm. It calls Gentile believers back to holiness by heeding the four prohibitions given by the apostles.
Drawing from a prophetic dream, Bible passages, and the example of Paul and the apostles, this article challenges modern teachings that discourage evangelism. It calls believers to obey the Great Commission, shine their light without affirming false religions, and rely on the Holy Spirit for courage and wisdom.
Tracing God’s plan through seven biblical dispensations, this study moves from Eden to the coming Kingdom, showing how each age reveals more of God’s character, humanity’s rebellion, and the unfolding mystery of Christ—culminating in the Age of Grace and an urgent call to be ready for Jesus’ return.
Using Isaiah 34–35, Ezekiel 18, and Revelation 19, this article shows that life offers only two paths: the wide way of rebellion ending in Babylon’s destruction, or the narrow Highway of Holiness leading to Zion, restoration, and eternal joy. It urges sincere repentance, trust in Jesus, and readiness for God’s coming glory.
Drawing on the prophet Habakkuk, this article wrestles with why God allows rampant evil, corruption, and deception in our time—from national apostasy and “woke” ideology to pandemics and globalist agendas. It explains how God uses “Mystery Babylon” as a rod of correction, yet promises to judge the wicked and ultimately fill the earth with His glory.
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