This devotional explores how pride, from Satan’s fall to Adam and Eve’s temptation, opposes God’s love and fuels today’s narcissistic culture. Drawing on Scripture and personal revelation, it contrasts worldly self-exaltation with Jesus’ humble example and calls believers to repentance, dependence on God, and sacrificial love for others.
In a vision of “the world’s sin,” the author is led on a deep biblical study tracing original sin from Lucifer’s rebellion and Adam and Eve’s fall to our bondage in the kingdom of darkness—and shows how Jesus, the Lamb of God, offers rescue, rebirth, and citizenship in God’s Kingdom.
Drawing on antimatter and the laws of physics, this article explains Paul’s “mystery of lawlessness” as sin’s hidden, multiplying power that corrodes creation, societies, and individual lives. It traces this corruption from Genesis to the end times—and contrasts it with God’s far greater resolve to save through Christ.
This in-depth Bible study explores how and why God has used plagues throughout Scripture—against pagan nations that curse Israel and against His own covenant people. Drawing on Genesis, Exodus, Numbers, Kings, and the New Testament, it contrasts wrath and judgment with loving chastisement and points to Jesus as our only intercessor and hope.
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.
In a world the author sees as abandoning Judeo‑Christian foundations for “Babylonian values,” this article urges believers to anchor themselves in Scripture and refuse compromise. Drawing lessons from Daniel, it outlines practical ways to resist cultural pressure, reject fear of man, love sinners, and endure faithfully to the end.
How do I introduce Jesus in just a few short paragraphs? Where do I start? Jesus Christ is the Messiah (Savior), the Son of the […]
Adam and Eve sinned by eating from the forbidden tree in the Garden. This means that Adam and Eve were in danger of becoming permanently […]
After the Fall of man, and Adam and Eve’s pathetic attempt to clothe themselves in fig leaves, God saw their embarrassment, their fear, their feelings of […]
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