God has made the prophetic plan for the end of the age understandable for young and old alike. Not all things have been revealed at this point, some things remain God's mysteries, but "the things revealed belong to us and to our sons forever" (Deut. 29:29). In this article, we put together prophetic puzzle pieces to create a clear timeline of events. This way when prophetic events begin to take shape on the stage of history, we’ll know how they all fit together.
Though the prophet Jeremiah lived twenty-six hundred years ago, he was called to declare God’s Word to people both in his era and prophetically yet future. We can still take encouragement from the truths that he faithfully recorded. One key lesson is that God always has a hope and a future for His people!
Wilderness Wanderings: A Journey of Faith toward the Land of Promise is a testament of our wonder-working God and focuses on the hands-on spiritual lessons that we learned on a faith journey through a time in the proverbial wilderness. We hope it will build your faith in your next time of trial.
Every six months or so my husband Reed and I intentionally sit down together and assess how we’re doing with habits, routines, and working towards our life‐long goals. Well, we recently discovered a resource to help us do a very thorough assessment.
Did you know that the popular Christmas carol "Joy to the World" was written about the second coming of Jesus Christ? Though we sing it along with songs about the birth of our Savior, its lyrics describe an event yet future. Let's take a deeper look and see how the prophetic lyrics align with Scripture.
What is truth? Pilate’s famous inquiry is the same question that has perplexed the world from the fall of man all the way to the age of fake news. Some people ask it in contempt or disillusionment, while others are sincere truth seekers. In this post, we’re taking a look at five traits of people who put truth at the top of their priority list.
A strategic Christian follows God's righteous path in the land of the living. The Bible tells us that the path of life is not an easy one, as we know all too well in today's culture, but God promises "to smooth the path for the righteous" (Isaiah 26:7). Those who stay the course will be blessed!
Only God has the wisdom to balance His standard of righteousness with His desire to save. If that balance ever looks off from our point of view, we can rest assured that the error is in our human perspective. God's ways are perfect, and trusting them will always be in our best interest.
As long as we reside in this world, there will always be lawless ones among us. We are called to be good seed "who have heard the word in an honest and good heart, and hold it fast, and bear fruit with perseverance" (Luke 8:15) until the coming of our Lord and Savior. What kind of fruit are you bearing for the kingdom?