Deception in the Last Days: The Call to Cling to God’s Grace for Wisdom We live in an era unlike any other in human history. Technology advances at a dizzying pace, education is more widespread than ever, and information flows in endless streams across our devices. Yet in the midst of this abundance, there is…
“Knowledge Shall Be Increased”: Daniel’s Prophecy, New Testament Echoes, the Holy Spirit, and the Age of AI Key verse (KJV): “But thou, O Daniel, shut up the words, and seal the book, even to the time of the end: many shall run to and fro, and knowledge shall be increased.” — Daniel 12:4 1 —…
The Significance of Salt in the Scriptures Salt is one of the simplest minerals on earth, yet in the Bible it carries a wealth of meaning. From Genesis to Revelation, salt appears not only as a seasoning or preservative but also as a symbol of God’s covenant, His judgment, His healing power, and His call…
Guide to Spiritual Authority: Living in Christ’s Power Over Evil We live in a world where darkness seems to grow bolder. Violence, deception, and immorality surround us, and many wonder: “Do we have any power against evil?” The Bible answers with a resounding yes. God has not left His people powerless. Instead, He gives spiritual…
Blessed Assurance: Secure in God’s Grace Life today feels uncertain. The world is filled with chaos, deception, and fear. Even Christians often ask: “Will I endure to the end? Will I remain faithful when trials come? What if I fail, like the disciples failed?” The Bible does not hide our weakness. Peter denied Jesus. The…
Christian Survival Guide for the End Times “Because lawlessness will be increased, the love of many will grow cold. But the one who endures to the end will be saved.”— Matthew 24:12–13 The Bible is clear: the last days will be filled with chaos, deception, and rebellion against God. Yet God has not left His…
Living Faithfully in the Age of Lawlessness When Jesus spoke of the end times in Matthew 24, He gave a solemn warning: “Because lawlessness will be increased, the love of many will grow cold. But the one who endures to the end will be saved.” (Matt. 24:12–13) We are living in days where the shadows…
The Present Age in the Prophetic Timeline: Where Are We Now? Introduction God’s Word gives us a prophetic timeline that spans from the Old Covenant to the New Creation. Today, we stand at a pivotal moment—the end of the Church Age (Era of Grace)—with key prophetic signs unfolding before our eyes. The Grand Prophetic Timeline…
Is Christmas Really Christian? The Shocking Pagan Origins and What the Bible Says Introduction Every December, people around the world exchange gifts, decorate trees, and celebrate Christmas as the birth of Jesus Christ. But have you ever asked: Does the Bible command Christians to celebrate Christmas? The surprising answer is no. While the Bible clearly…
Pagan Practices Disguised as Christian – The Case of the Cross I. Introduction: The Danger of Pagan Traditions in the Church II. The Cross in the New Testament Scriptures: III. The True Call of Jesus: Taking Up the Cross Scriptures: IV. The Cross in Early Christianity V. When the Cross Became an Idol This mirrors…
Pagan Practices Disguised as Christian: A Biblical Examination Under Grace The Gospel of Jesus Christ brought a new era—the era of grace—where believers are set free from the old law and pagan traditions. Paul warned that false teachings and practices would creep into the church, “having a form of godliness but denying its power” (2…
Angels: A Biblical Perspective Angels occupy a central place in the biblical worldview. They appear from Genesis to Revelation as spiritual beings created by God, serving both in His heavenly court and in His dealings with humanity. The Bible also reveals that not all angels remained faithful; some fell into rebellion and became known as…
The Truth of Salvation — Explained Through Scripture From the very beginning, God created humanity to live in fellowship with Him. Man was made in God’s image, designed to walk in love, holiness, and obedience. God’s purpose was for mankind to share in His Kingdom, reflecting His character and enjoying His presence forever. But sin…
Sexual Relations and Gender Roles in the Bible: Law, Grace, and Revelation The question of sexual identity and behavior is as old as humanity itself. While modern society speaks in terms of “orientation” or “gender identity,” the Bible speaks in terms of acts, roles, and God’s design. By studying the Scriptures closely — both Old…
How to Test the Spirits: A Biblical Guide for ChristiansThe apostle John issued a direct warning to the church: “Beloved, believe not every spirit, but test the spirits whether they are of God: because many false prophets are gone out into the world.”— 1 John 4:1 This verse is not a suggestion but a command….
Testing and Judging in the New Testament: A Biblical Guide for Christians In today’s world, where countless voices claim to speak for God, the New Testament command to “test the spirits” (1 John 4:1) remains just as urgent as it was in the first century. Christians are called to walk in grace, but grace does…
How Christians Should Respond When People Hate You—and Recruit Others to Hate You As followers of Christ, we are not exempt from being hated, misunderstood, or even conspired against. Sometimes people will not only oppose you, but also gather others to stand against you. How should we respond, and what does God promise to do?…
Final truth: The greatest purpose of prayer is not to change God’s mind, but to align the believer’s heart with His will and bring glory to His name.
Sabbath, Sunday, and True Worship Under Grace: A Biblical Exploration 1. The Old Testament Command In the Old Testament, God commanded Israel to keep the seventh day (Saturday) as the Sabbath (Exodus 20:8–11; Deuteronomy 5:12–15). This day was a covenantal sign, a time of rest, and a reminder of creation and deliverance. The Sabbath was…
Raising Children in God’s Truth and Grace: A Guide for Parents and Teachers Children are among God’s greatest gifts. Scripture calls them “a heritage from the Lord” (Psalm 127:3), entrusted to parents and the church to nurture in the fear of the Lord. Raising them is not simply about providing food, clothing, and education; it…