A neurosurgeon shares miraculous stories of Holy Spirit-led surgeries and scientific evidence for tongues, showing how faith in Christ brings wholeness to spirit, soul, and body.
In a culture of anti-intellectualism and experientialism, believers must give legitimate answers to why we trust the Bible as a reliable, divinely inspired collection of historical documents. This expository message …
Five Things We Will Learn: A Life Wired for the Gospel Right from the start, faith wasn’t an add-on in my world—it was the air we breathed. Picture this: My …
Five Things We Will Learn Two Judgment Seats: Understanding the Bema and the Great White Throne Scripture shows us that Jesus Christ presides over two distinct judgment seats, each with …
Trae Stephens reveals why civilizations collapse when young men lose purpose—and how work, community, and the local church can restore stability, belonging, and hope.
🔹 Five Things We Will Learn 🕊️ When Blessings Chase the Righteous “Grandma, what’s the greatest miracle God ever did for you and Grandpa in the fifty years you two …
Being born again is just the beginning. Like 25-year-old newborns, new believers need guidance to thrive. Learn the five essentials every disciple must know: relationships, survival, purpose, boundaries, and hope.
From terminal diagnoses reversed to nations shifting under the weight of prayer, “What Faith Can Do” reveals how bold belief in Jesus brings victory, healing, and supernatural transformation. This is …
In “When Men Stumble,” Pastor John Kilpatrick explores David’s moment of doubt in 1 Samuel 27:1, urging us to reject unbelief and trust God’s unwavering promises. Through powerful anecdotes and …
Abraham’s tithe set the pattern long before the Law: the lesser gives to the greater. Scripture shows that continuing in his faith means honoring God with our tithe, while offerings …
How can Jesus be God if there’s only one God? From ancient Hebrew texts to Church councils, this article unpacks the mystery of the Trinity and how it shapes Christian …
Before Sinai, Abraham tithed by faith. The Law later codified it; Malachi confirmed it; Paul anchored it in the promise. Tithing isn’t paying God—it’s trusting Him first.
