God’s Kingdom Work
Steven J. Hogan
God’s primary work is Kingdom work. It’s what He’s been doing since the creation of the world. To understand the history of God’s most important work, we must go back to the Old Testament...
God’s primary work is Kingdom work. It’s what He’s been doing since the creation of the world. To understand the history of God’s most important work, we must go back to the Old Testament...
One of the first things an experienced military strategist will tell you is, “Know your enemy.” It’s no secret that the Islamist terror organization, Hamas, harbors deep-seated hatred of Israel and is obsessed with destroying the Jewish state. It’s also a well-known fact that Hamas – and millions of Islamic zealots throughout the world – are motivated (and often incited) by their religious ideology and political aspirations.
On October 7, 2023, Hamas terrorists stormed the borders of Israel and barbarically massacred 1,400 innocent Israeli civilians including pregnant women, babies, children, and elderly Holocaust survivors. Hundreds more were taken as hostages. Israel has responded with an incursion into Gaza to eradicate Hamas. Predictably, the international media, the United Nations, the Islamic world, and anti-Semitic protestors are accusing Israel of genocide, war crimes, and pointing to the Jews as being the aggressors and “occupiers” of Palestinian land. At its core, this conflict is part of an epic “unseen” spiritual war that has raged since the fall of Adam and Eve in the Garden. Will Satan and his progeny, the Antichrist, successfully usurp the throne that rightfully belongs to God’s Son, and claim Jerusalem as his capital?
John penned seven letters to seven churches, and then followed this by detailing events that will take place at the end of this age of human history and into eternity. Subscription Only
In Part 1 of this two-part series, the reader will be introduced to a clear, unambiguous understanding of this theological concept that is prevalent in many Christian circles. Subscription Only
The Book of Daniel is critical to our understanding of both history and prophecy – but it is also undeniably intriguing. Subscription Only
Throughout the Book of Galatians, Paul deals with the wonderfulness of grace and how it is superior to the bondage of the Law. Subscription Only
When a person is particularly evil, we will sometimes say, “He’s nothing but trouble.” Are you part of the trouble? Or have you trusted Christ as your Savior? Subscription Only
It was Catholic theologian Augustine of Hippo (A.D. 354-430), better known as Saint Augustine, who spread the teaching that though God had chosen the Jews as a special people, their dispersion by the Roman Empire in A.D. 70 was a fulfillment of prophecy. Subscription Only
Israeli citizens have endured the constant threat of Hamas and Palestinian Islamic Jihad along their southern border for decades. Subscription Only
Bob Hunt continues his study of the book of Daniel in this Studio Elective. In Daniel 6, Bob exposits the text and makes a crucial application for Christians today. He explores times when believers must disobey ruling authorities and follow the Lord, regardless of the consequences. This will occur in the End Times when the Antichrist will rule. Find out more in, "Daniel Part 7 - Daniel 6 - Civil Disobedience."
Michael Ufferman completes his End Times study, focusing on what New Jerusalem will look like, and how the land will be split up in the Kingdom. He gives details based on the biblical text from the Old and New Testament regarding what it will look like and what will happen in, "The Lord's Coming Wrath 12.3 - New Jerusalem."
What will a future Gaza Strip look like following the Israel-Hamas War? Look for Arab nations working with Israel to establish a stable Gaza fueled by the international influx of dollars, resources, and peacekeepers. Join David Rosenthal as he examines these possibilities in “Post-War Gaza: What to Watch for in the Middle East.”
In this critical Studio Elective, Dr. Michael Weis tackles one of the most difficult doctrines of the Christian faith - the Trinity. He starts with Monotheism, defines the Trinity, and shows how numerous texts in the Old and New Testament that clearly state God's character as a Tri-une Being. Dr. Weis then quotes from the Early Church Fathers that express this essential doctrine, and talks about examples in, "The Paradox of the Trinity."
Bob Hunt goes through Daniel 5 and explores the historical context and theological context of the events in this Studio Elective. He also makes application for us, showing that man's wisdom cannot overcome, nor understand God's wisdom and His ways, and more in, "Daniel Part 6 - "There is a Man: Daniel 5."
Michael Ufferman continues his series on the holy city of Jerusalem. In this message, he covers her destruction, salvation and then how the city will be restructured during the Kingdom Age, or Millennium. Going through numerous Old Testament passages, he explains each in detail in, "The Lord's Coming Wrath 12.2 - Jerusalem in Prophecy."