Will The Church Go Through The Tribulation?
The church will endure three and a half years of tribulation before the Rapture occurs.
What Are the Differences Between the Rapture, the Day of the Lord, and the Second Coming?
In Christian eschatology, the Rapture, the Day of the Lord, and the Second Coming are distinct yet interconnected events. Understanding their differences and sequence clarifies God’s prophetic timeline and reassures…
The True Disciples of Jesus Christ: “These are the Children of God”
The devoted followers of God show their attentiveness to Christ's teachings and willingness to follow His guidance. This relationship is not merely of intellectual assent but involves an active engagement…
The Benefits of Suffering for Christ
"Blessed are you when people insult you, persecute you, and falsely say all kinds of evil against you because of me. Rejoice and be glad, because great is your reward…
The Suffering and Martyrdom for the Sake of the Gospel in Hebrews 11
The suffering and martyrdom described in Hebrews 11 set a precedent for the experiences of early Christians who followed Jesus Christ. The New Testament and historical accounts offer ample proof…
Understanding Rejection in Western Christianity
In stark contrast to the early Church, many Western Christians today hold an implicit 'prosperity gospel mindset.' This term refers to the belief that faith should lead to a life…
Rejection by Men Means God’s Approval
Rejection, though painful, is a vital process through which God prepares His chosen servants. The Bible provides numerous examples of individuals rejected by men but used mightily by God. From…
The Divine Purpose of Rejection
Rejection serves as a crucible, refining individuals and driving them to a more profound dependence on God. God used Moses's experience of rejection to prepare him for leading Israel in…
“Do Not Forbid Speaking in Tongues”: How Denominations Intentionally Rebelled Against God and Implemented Their Doctrines.
Denominations need to address this issue by repenting and fully embracing the practice of spiritual gifts, such as speaking in tongues.
Denominationalism was not God’s Idea.
The New Testament consistently emphasizes the importance of unity among believers and the vital role of the Holy Spirit in the church's life. Speaking in tongues is not just a…