Recent Blog Posts
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The Corrupt State: Decoding the First Beast of Revelation 13
The Corrupt State, symbolized by the beast in Revelation 13, represents governments opposing God throughout history. From ancient empires to modern dictatorships, it seeks to usurp God’s authority. As Christians, we’re called to recognize its tactics, remember God’s sovereignty, and persevere in faith. Our ultimate citizenship is in heaven, not any earthly nation. Read More
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Understanding Spiritual Warfare: A Look at Revelation 12
Discover the profound victory over spiritual warfare depicted in Revelation 12. Explore how Christ’s triumph empowers believers to endure trials, stand firm against the enemy, and live boldly. This passage reassures us of God’s faithfulness and calls us to embrace our victory in Christ. Read More
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Unlock the Bible: 4 Key Principles for Interpreting Scripture
Learn four foundational principles for interpreting Scripture accurately. By utilizing these principles you will learn to apply God’s Word to your daily life Read More
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Four Truths For Finding Hope In Hard Times
In times of difficulty and uncertainty, Jesus offers hope and strength. Just as He provided encouragement to Paul during his imprisonment, He understands our situations and is always with us. Jesus actively supports and uplifts us, revealing His plan and purpose for our lives. We can find solace and assurance in knowing that Jesus is… Read More
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Preaching the Authentic Gospel With Boldness
In an ever-changing world where different ideologies and beliefs compete for attention, the role of a pastor as a faithful steward of the Gospel grows increasingly important. Read More
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The Secret to Abiding in Christ: Love and Obedience
This post dives into our responsibility as disciples – abiding in Christ. Jesus defines abiding in terms of His love for us and our obedience to Him. Read More
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The Four Horsemen of the Apocalypse
Explore Revelation 6, where the Lamb opens the first four seals, revealing the four horsemen of the apocalypse. Discover the profound symbolism behind the white, red, black, and pale horses, each representing different aspects of God’s judgment and salvation. Read More
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Empower Your Team: Why Leadership Trumps Management
Leadership is the key to unlocking a team’s full potential, empowering them through inspiration and guidance rather than just managing tasks. Transitioning from management to leadership requires relinquishing control, focusing on the big picture, and empowering the team through trust, feedback, and recognition. Leadership trumps management for lasting success. Read More
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The Power of Stillness: Knowing God in a Busy World
Discover the power of stillness in knowing God. Explore the significance of Psalm 46:10 and the rarity of quietude in today’s world. Find peace and connection with God. Read More
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Nurturing Authentic Community: The Heartbeat of Small Churches
Small churches, though lacking the resources of larger congregations, foster intimate, authentic communities where members forge deep connections and experience a strong sense of belonging. Read More
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Complacency is Robbing Your Spiritual Growth
Complacency can derail your spiritual growth. This post explores signs of religious apathy and offers ways to resist complacency in your walk with Christ. Read More
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Church in Laodicea: Jesus’ Message to the Lukewarm Church
Jesus rebukes the lukewarm, self-reliant church in Laodicea, whose spiritual complacency rendered them ineffective. The historical and geographical context of Laodicea’s water supply illuminates Jesus’ metaphor of lukewarmness. He calls the church to repent of self-sufficiency and depend radically on Him, promising victory to the overcomer. Read More
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Church in Philadelphia: The Secrets of a Dynamic Church
In a world that often values outward appearances over inner substance, the church in Philadelphia stands as an example of what it means to be a truly great church in the eyes of God. Read More
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A Dead Church: Jesus’ Condemnation and Challenge to Sardis
Calling a church “dead” implies a lack of spiritual vitality, not necessarily a decline in activities or growth. Such churches may succumb gradually to complacency or spiritual apathy, often with a misplaced focus on worldly success over spiritual depth. Revival, as illustrated by Jesus’s message to the Church in Sardis, involves waking up, remembering the… Read More
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The Church in Thyatira: Stop Compartmentalizing Your Faith
The message to the church in Thyatira warns against compromising faith with worldly practices, urging adherence to sound doctrine, accountability, purity, and testing teachings against God’s Word. Rejecting false teachings and embracing holiness brings rewards and the promise of co-reigning with Christ in His Kingdom. Read More
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The Five Solas: Essential Truths of Our Faith
The Five Solas are Latin phrases from the Protestant Reformation encapsulating core Christian doctrines: Sola Scriptura (Scripture alone), Sola Fide (Faith alone), Sola Gratia (Grace alone), Solus Christus (Christ alone), and Soli Deo Gloria (Glory to God alone). Read More