God will raise two prophets in Jerusalem during the final three and a half years before Christ’s return. Their Spirit-empowered witness, death, and resurrection display mercy and judgment and assure us that the King’s reign is near.
Titus advanced from Paul’s trusted co-laborer to an independent church leader, guiding believers in Crete with sound doctrine and steadfast faith. His ministry offers enduring lessons for today.
Jonathan, son of King Saul, was a man of deep faith and steadfast loyalty. His courage in battle and commitment to God’s purposes make his life an enduring example for believers.
Salvation is God’s work from start to finish. Anchored in Christ’s finished cross and the Spirit’s seal, believers are kept by God’s power and will be glorified. This assurance fuels holiness, steadies suffering, and frees bold witness.
Blasphemy against the Holy Spirit will result in condemnation for unbelievers. This is sometime referred to as the unforgiveable or unpardonable sin.
Gideon’s story reveals how God transforms ordinary people into extraordinary leaders when they trust in Him. From the winepress to the battlefield, Gideon overcame insurmountable odds by faith and obedience.
The reign of King Josiah stands as one of the most remarkable periods of reform in Judah’s history, marked by prophecy fulfilled and worship restored.
The Key of David is a symbol of Christ’s divine authority to open the door to God’s eternal Kingdom. Rooted in the Davidic Covenant, it reveals Jesus as King, mediator, and sovereign gatekeeper over salvation and judgment.
Not much is known about them but they are mentioned in Revelation. We can gleam from that context that they were involved in false teaching.
Revelation names a blazing star “Wormwood,” and a third of earth’s fresh waters turn bitter. Scripture’s long story explains the name and points us to Christ, the Morning Star who offers living water to all who come.
Balaam was a sorcerer in the Old Testament and was mentioned in the New Testament several times. Learn how greed can ruin you.
Jezebel was an evil woman who died In shame. Also compared to a woman in the New Testament who lured believers into immorality.
The Bible names mediums and spiritists as forbidden paths and points believers to a better way. God guides His people by His Word and Spirit in Christ, giving comfort and wisdom without the counterfeit voices of the occult.
Tragedy is a fact of life that leads many to wonder why? God addresses that question in the book of Job.
Jesus’ basin and towel set the pattern for restoring repentant believers. When churches forgive and walk with the wounded, shame gives way to renewed service.