Ken Sumrall challenges the Church to rethink how apostles are supported, calling leaders back to biblical patterns that free apostles to plant, oversee, and advance the Kingdom.
Her words aren’t theory—they’re survival. A Venezuelan immigrant explains why Maduro’s capture feels like salvation, and why fear still grips those back home.
Crowds feel alive, but they cannot produce life. Jesus built His Kingdom through family, not spectators. Choosing family now determines what will remain at the end.
A vivid prophetic dream reveals a coming revival marked not by hype or personalities, but by deep hunger and the overwhelming manifest presence of the Lord filling His people before …
Shared meals are sacred moments of fellowship. This practical guide shows how simple food-safety habits express love, protect the church family, and honor God.
Bishop Rick and guests tackle the rapture: why it’s debated, what “any moment” means, who will go, and what changes when the church is removed.
Samson loved God—but refused to cut off one relationship that weakened his walk. This sobering warning exposes how compromise slowly steals strength, clarity, and calling.
As division deepens and faith is tested, Scripture reveals a refining process that separates the Church from the Bride. The question remains: will He find faith when He comes?
A prophetic word from Chuck Pierce points to an extended window of mercy for America—rooted in Isaiah 37 and the story of Hezekiah—calling believers to faithfulness beyond 2026.
Christmas was never meant to be shared. This article examines how cultural traditions and commercialization redirected attention away from Jesus—and how to return Christ to the center.
David’s family reveals a timeless warning: love without discipline doesn’t heal—it delays destruction. Scripture shows how parents can turn past failure into protection for their children.
Brother Yun’s testimony in The Heavenly Man is a blazing reminder that true discipleship is forged through obedience, suffering, and unwavering faith in Jesus Christ.
