The dangers that ruin a life are usually not the great and obvious ones but the small, unseen ones — little faults of conduct, little compromises in our company, little neglects in our spiritual life — and wisdom watches for these “little foxes” before they spoil…
The power of example is greater than the power of teaching; every Christian is an example whether he chooses to be or not, and his only real choice is what kind of example to be — so each is called to be an example in word…
The decisive question about the second coming is not when but why — and Scripture answers plainly: Christ comes not to set up an earthly kingdom but to complete the church, end every agency of salvation, close the church’s ordinances and His own intercession, raise and…
Every preacher labors under some authority and for some end; the gospel preacher goes out under the commission of Christ alone, responsible only to God, representing not a sect, party, or creed but the whole of Christianity, moved by love for Christ and for the souls…
Jesus has been misunderstood by enemies, crowds, and even His own disciples; but His claims allow only two honest verdicts — base impostor or Son of God — and to understand Him rightly we must receive both Himself and His kingdom. On the Emmaus road two…
The second coming of Christ will be one visible, final, and decisive event that gathers the faithful, raises the dead, judges the disobedient, and ends the present world. Jesus is not returning in hidden stages; He is returning to demand account.
In Lesson 1 of “The End Times” series, we examine how today’s headlines increasingly mirror biblical prophecy and discover the powerful, unshakable hope Scripture offers believers living in the last days.
Two are better than one. God did not design life—or the Christian walk—to be lived in isolation. From labor to restoration, from warmth to protection, Scripture shows that fellowship strengthens faith and guards the soul. This sermon from Ecclesiastes 4:9–12 calls believers to reject lonely faith and embrace God’s design for shared strength in the body of Christ.
This lesson challenges every Christian to examine whether Christ is truly visible in daily life. Scripture teaches that believers are living letters, known by their love, their light, their loyalty, and their longing for heaven. When these marks are present, the world can see Jesus not just in our words, but in our lives.