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The Blessed Hope: An Integrated View of the Pre-Tribulation Rapture
October 3rd at 1:50pm
For generations, Bible teachers have wrestled with a profound question: What happens next on God’s prophetic calendar? While debates continue across Christianity regarding the timing of the Rapture, a remarkable consensus exists among many leading evangelical scholars and pastors, including David Jeremiah, Jack Hibbs, John Bevere, John MacArthur, and Rick Renner.
The One Singular Gospel of Jesus Christ
October 1st at 9:43am
Matthew, Mark, Luke, and John were recognized because they were connected to the apostles, agreed with the apostolic teaching, and were widely and continuously used by the churches. They were already accepted as the fourfold Gospel by the late second century, as shown by the Muratorian Fragment and Irenaeus. Later councils and lists confirmed an existing consensus; they did not invent the four Gospels.
The Evidence of the Fruit of the Spirit
September 28th at 12:44am
To understand how the Fruit of the Spirit serves as the empirical evidence of being “filled,” we have to look at the transition from the internal work (Regeneration) to the external manifestation (Sanctification).
Book Review: Peter Wohlleben’s The Mysteries of Nature trilogy
September 5th at 10:40am
The following review will reveal how God has interconnected the lives of trees, animals and ecosystems. Peter Wohlleben’s The Mysteries of Nature trilogy (The Hidden Life of Trees, The Inner Life of Animals, and The Secret Wisdom of Nature) presents nature not as a collection of isolated organisms competing for survival, but as an interdependent, conscious super-organism.
Believers are Royal Co-heirs and Sons of God
August 30th at 5:09pm
English translations of Scripture (such as the KJV, ESV, or NIV) extensively define the underlying concept: believers as co-heirs and sons of God who exercise royal, governmental authority from a position of throne-room seating.In Scripture, sonship and governance are inseparable. To be a “son” is to carry the nature, legal authority, and judicial right of the Father to rule.
Understanding your life purpose and plans
August 28th at 9:47am
“The purpose in a man’s heart is like deep water, but a man of understanding will draw it out” (Proverbs 20:5)
Jerusalem in Bible Prophecy: What the End Times Mean for Israel
August 15th at 11:35am
In his teaching “Jerusalem in Bible Prophecy: What the End Times Mean for Israel,” Dr. David Jeremiah grounds his message in key scriptural anchors to show how Jerusalem serves as the geographical and spiritual epicentre of God’s redemptive plan. The main scriptural anchors that form the foundation of his message include: God’s Chosen City: 1 Kings … Continue reading Jerusalem in Bible Prophecy: What the End Times Mean for Israel
The 5 Crowns
August 13th at 7:04am
In this article, I examine how Dr. David Jeremiah structures his teaching on heavenly rewards around the Judgment Seat of Christ (Bema Seat). In biblical theology, the term for these crowns often uses the Greek word stephanos (a victor’s wreath awarded at games, contrasting a royal status crown or diadema).
Religions: The Tao compared to Christianity
August 3rd at 8:53am
When discussing how “The Tao” aligns with Christian moral values, it helps to view it through two distinct lenses: C.S. Lewis’s definition of “The Tao” (as universal Natural Law) and traditional philosophical Taoism, compared with Christian ethics.
The Spirit as Jesus’ Successor (The Paraclete)
July 16th at 9:00am
In the Gospel of John and the book of Acts, the Holy Spirit is not merely an “influence,” but the personal successor to Jesus’ earthly ministry. As Jesus ascended to the Father, He did not leave His followers as orphans; He sent “Another” (Allos) of the same kind to carry out His sovereign rule over the world and the church.
Active Review: Allegory and Metaphor using biblical examples
July 15th at 12:11pm
Here is the difference between allegory and metaphor using biblical examples and scripturally anchored examples: A metaphor is a figure of speech that directly equates two unrelated things to highlight a specific characteristic, while an allegory is an extended narrative or symbolic framework where virtually every character, event, and setting maps directly to a deeper … Continue reading Active Review: Allegory and Metaphor using biblical examples
Christ’s Intercessory Prayer
July 14th at 9:52am
Staying in God’s presence is not merely a psychological state of mind; it is the lived reality of Jesus’ petition in John 17. In this prayer, Jesus acts as the “Bridge” that allows a human being to dwell in the presence of a holy God.