LHall You can’t fight if you don’t know who the enemy is. In any battle, knowing who you’re up against is critical. In our spiritual lives, the enemy isn’t our fellow humans—it’s Satan. Often called the devil, he’s not just a fictional villain or a boogeyman. He’s real, he’s active, and he’s often up to no … Read more
Jesus’ time on Earth was suffused with incredible acts of mercy and healing. Picture the blind seeing, the lame walking, and the lepers cleansed. But these weren’t just random miracles. Each healing pointed straight to His divine nature, swinging open a door to deeper faith and relationship. Healing in the biblical sense has never been … Read more
There’s something incredibly humbling about knowing that I was saved from spiritual death. Before I knew Jesus, I was just wandering through life without any real purpose, much like wandering around a crowded mall without a map or a plan. I’d chase after things that seemed shiny but would leave me feeling emptier than before. … Read more
Imagine being picked for something extraordinary just because of someone else’s boundless kindness. In life and faith, that’s exactly how God’s divine choice works. It’s not about what we’ve done or achieved; it’s about His grace. John 15:16 reveals this beautifully. It shouts from the pages of Scripture that we didn’t make the first move; … Read more
1 Thessalonians 5:8 But since we belong to the day, let us be sober, putting on faith and love as a breastplate, and the hope of salvation as a helmet. Although scripture is truth, Doubt happens. You wouldn’t be human if you didn’t question things now and then. When it comes to faith, doubt can … Read more
Salvation ain’t about hoop-jumping or checking off a checklist. It’s a gift. Pure and simple. Ever tried earning something freely given? Doesn’t make sense, right? The Bible has some rock-solid verses on this. Ephesians 2:8–9 breaks it down—it’s grace that saves us, not our works. Can’t boast about a gift you didn’t buy. Got another … Read more
Isaiah and Revelation paint vivid pictures of a new heaven and earth, each coming under the mighty reign of God. It’s like this: imagine a kingdom where a king’s word is the rule of law, the ultimate authority. Now amplify that concept because God’s dominion is unmatched and perfectly just, unlike any earthly kingdom you’ve … Read more
Imagine the Bible as more than just black ink on white pages. It’s alive, buzzing with stories, voices, and wisdom waiting to transform your life. The Bible is often described as ‘alive and active,’ sharper than any sword, and that means it speaks personally and powerfully into our lives. Approaching the Bible isn’t a chore … Read more
The imagery of divine judgment in Revelation 20:11-15 paints a picture that no one can quite ignore. Picture the solemnity of the moment: the great white throne stands mighty, and in front of it gather all who have ever lived. The scene sets the stage for an inescapable truth — everyone will face God, the … Read more
The Millennium, a central theme in Revelation 20:1-10, serves as a vivid reminder of Christ’s unrivaled authority. For a thousand years, Jesus reigns supreme, not only fulfilling prophecies but also showcasing His undeniable control over all forces of history. Think about this—Jesus declared in Matthew 28:18 that all authority in both heaven and earth was … Read more