The Doctrine of the Rapture A Blessed Hope for the Body of Christ “Now to him that is of power to stablish you according to my gospel…” — Romans 16:25“For the Lord himself shall descend from heaven…” — 1 Thessalonians 4:16–17 Introduction: What Are You Looking For? The modern world is obsessed with signs. Global […]

AMEN: THE GRACE PATH OF THE BODY OF CHRIST Why Agreement with God’s Grace Program Determines Stability, Identity, and Destiny “For all the promises of God in him are yea, and in him Amen.” — 2 Corinthians 1:20 (KJV) Introduction: “Amen” Is Not a Closing Word—It Is a Confession of Alignment In churches, homes, and

JESUS: OUR COMPLETE STANDING IN GRACE Why the Christian Life Begins with Finished Work, Not Future Effort “By grace are ye saved through faith; and that not of yourselves: it is the gift of God.” — Ephesians 2:8 (KJV) Introduction: The Struggle That Shouldn’t Exist Across pulpits, podcasts, and personal conversations, a quiet struggle persists

Defeating the Strongholds That Target You Standing in Grace by Rightly Dividing the Word of Truth “Study to shew thyself approved unto God, a workman that needeth not to be ashamed, rightly dividing the word of truth.” — 2 Timothy 2:15 (KJV) Introduction: The Battle No One Sees When the Bible speaks of spiritual warfare,

Stop Twisting God’s Word In nearly every generation of church history, believers have feared the loss of the Bible. Yet the greater danger has rarely been the absence of Scripture. It has been its abuse. Today, the Bible is more accessible than at any other point in history. It is quoted in sermons, shared across

Hell or Heaven — Two Roads, One Choice Modern society prides itself on offering endless options. From lifestyle choices to belief systems, the prevailing assumption is that more paths mean more freedom. Yet when Scripture is allowed to speak for itself, it presents a far more sobering reality. Spiritually speaking, humanity is not traveling on

Pastor vs. Bishop vs. Elder: Understanding Church Leadership in the Dispensation of Grace Confusion about church leadership is not a modern problem, but it has certainly been amplified in the modern age. Across denominations, movements, and independent fellowships, Christians regularly encounter a maze of titles—pastor, bishop, elder, overseer, minister, reverend—each carrying expectations shaped more by

Satan vs. Jesus — Two Opposing Powers, Two Destinies Deception and Redemption in the Dispensation of Grace The Bible does not present Satan and Jesus Christ as equal forces locked in an uncertain struggle. That misconception belongs more to popular culture than to Scripture. From Genesis to Revelation, the biblical narrative is clear: Satan operates

The Pauline Pattern of a Godly Husband Christlike Leadership in the Dispensation of Grace In an age where marriage is redefined by culture, weakened by confusion, and often driven by emotion rather than truth, the Bible presents a model that is both ancient and radically relevant. That model is not found in self-help psychology, popular

The Unholy Trinity: Satan’s Counterfeit System vs. God’s Eternal Purpose From the beginning of Scripture to its final pages, one truth becomes unmistakably clear: Satan is not an originator. He is an imitator. He does not create new systems of power or worship; he corrupts existing ones. He does not invent truth; he distorts it.

PRAY: A Pauline Pattern for the Body of Christ “Continue in prayer, and watch in the same with thanksgiving.”— Colossians 4:2 (KJV) Prayer is one of the most familiar practices in Christianity—and yet one of the most misunderstood. For many believers, prayer has become a place of striving, pleading, or emotional bargaining with God. It

God’s Love vs. Valentine’s Love Looks Can Be Deceiving Every February, the world pauses to celebrate love. Storefronts bloom with red and pink. Roses, chocolates, jewelry, and cards flood the marketplace. Advertisements promise fulfillment through romance, intimacy, and emotional connection. For many, Valentine’s Day is portrayed as the highest expression of love—tender, passionate, affirming, and

Two People Can Damage Society The Silent Knower and the Noisy Ignorant History proves that societies rarely collapse from one cause alone. Moral decay, political corruption, and cultural confusion are often blamed—and rightly so—but Scripture exposes something deeper and more unsettling. Societal breakdown is frequently accelerated not only by those who do evil openly, but

The Christian life is often misunderstood as a lifelong effort to suppress bad behavior while striving to imitate good behavior. For many believers, discipleship becomes a daily struggle of self-management—trying harder to be patient, more disciplined to be loving, and more determined to resist temptation. Yet the apostle Paul presents a radically different vision of

Worldly Christian vs. Spiritual Christian Carnal or Christ-Centered? “For to be carnally minded is death; but to be spiritually minded is life and peace.”— Romans 8:6 (KJV) One of the most misunderstood realities in modern Christianity is the assumption that salvation automatically produces spiritual maturity. Scripture simply does not support that idea. The Apostle Paul,

IDOLATRY: DEMONIC DECEPTION Seeing the Snare — Standing in Grace “Wherefore, my dearly beloved, flee from idolatry.” — 1 Corinthians 10:14 (KJV) Introduction: When Idolatry No Longer Looks Like Idolatry Idolatry is often dismissed as an ancient problem—wooden statues, carved images, and pagan temples scattered across biblical history. Modern believers, particularly those in Western cultures,

THE THREE “ANOTHERS” Counterfeits That Corrupt Christ, Confuse Believers, and Condemn the Careless “But I fear, lest by any means, as the serpent beguiled Eve through his subtilty, so your minds should be corrupted from the simplicity that is in Christ.”— 2 Corinthians 11:3 (KJV) Introduction: When the Greatest Threat Looks Spiritual Christianity has never

INTRODUCTION: CALVARY AS A MIRROR OF HUMANITY The crucifixion of Jesus Christ is often approached as a singular religious event—sacred, emotional, and distant from modern life. Yet when examined carefully, Calvary functions less like a stained-glass scene and more like a public crossroads. Three men were executed together, under the same sky, by the same

INTRODUCTION Words are never neutral. Across cultures, centuries, and civilizations, speech has shaped empires, ignited revolutions, healed divisions, and inflicted wounds that outlast generations. In Scripture, words are treated not as casual expressions but as moral indicators—evidence of what governs the heart and whom a person ultimately serves. The Bible repeatedly connects speech to spiritual

Three Groups of People in God’s Sight: Why Rightly Dividing Scripture Changes Everything “Give none offence, neither to the Jews, nor to the Gentiles, nor to the church of God.”— 1 Corinthians 10:32 (KJV) One of the most overlooked statements in the New Testament is also one of the most clarifying. In a single sentence,

INTRODUCTION: ERROR RARELY ANNOUNCES ITSELF False doctrine seldom arrives wearing the label false. It does not usually deny Christ outright, nor does it openly attack the Bible. Instead, it enters the Church quietly—through reinterpretation, redefinition, and theological “development.” Over time, it replaces clarity with confusion, authority with opinion, and grace with systems built on human

A WORLD THAT SHAPES DESIRE The New Testament does not portray moral or spiritual failure as chaotic or unpredictable. Instead, it describes a consistent pattern—one that transcends historical periods and cultural boundaries. In a single sentence, the Apostle John offers what many theologians regard as one of Scripture’s most concise analyses of worldly influence: all

THE CROWD CHOSE BARABBAS Why Men Reject Truth and Choose Error INTRODUCTION On a spring morning in Jerusalem, a crowd was presented with a choice that would echo through history. Before them stood two men—one a convicted criminal, the other a teacher known for healing the sick and speaking of a kingdom not of this

Influencing Others to Hate: The Spiritual Danger Behind Manipulated Hostility In an age dominated by social media outrage, fractured communities, and weaponized narratives, one of the most overlooked dangers is not violence, extremism, or open immorality—but influence. Specifically, the quiet, calculated act of persuading others to hate. The phrase has become popular in recent years:

VALENTINE’S DAY: LOVE UNDER GRACE OR LUST UNDER THE FLESH? Each February, Valentine’s Day arrives with predictable certainty, carrying with it an avalanche of red packaging, romantic symbolism, and cultural expectations about love. What is less predictable is how Christians should respond to it. For some believers, the day is dismissed outright as worldly or

Introduction: A Quiet Crisis in Christian Homes Across churches, counseling offices, and private living rooms, Christian marriages are struggling—not primarily because of infidelity, financial collapse, or external pressure, but because of unresolved conflict over authority, responsibility, and spiritual identity. While cultural narratives increasingly frame strength as dominance and submission as oppression, Scripture presents a far

INTRODUCTION: WHEN “GOSPEL” NO LONGER MEANS GOOD NEWS The word gospel appears constantly in Christian vocabulary. It is preached from pulpits, printed on banners, shared in tracts, and echoed across digital platforms. Yet the Bible issues a sobering warning: not every message labeled “gospel” is actually good news—and not every gospel saves. The Apostle Paul

WHICH DOCTRINE DO YOU STAND? Rightly Dividing Christ, the Godhead, and the Mystery INTRODUCTION: WHEN DOCTRINE DETERMINES DESTINE Confusion about the Godhead has never been a minor theological issue. Throughout church history, disputes over who God is have inevitably shaped how salvation is understood, preached, and believed. When doctrine about Christ is distorted, the gospel

WHAT RIGHTEOUSNESS WILL SAVE YOU FROM HELL? INTRODUCTION Many people believe good behavior, religion, or church involvement can save them.But the Bible clearly teaches there are two righteousnesses— Man’s righteousness and God’s righteousness.Only one saves from hell.“All our righteousnesses are as filthy rags…” (Isaiah 64:6, KJV) RECOGNITION OF SINMan must first see his true condition

WHEN THE CHURCH IS RICH BUT THE PEOPLE ARE POOR A Rightly Divided Warning to the Body of Christ INTRODUCTION When a church grows bigger, but the saints grow poorer—spiritually, emotionally, and even materially—something is wrongly divided. “For the love of money is the root of all evil…”— 1 Timothy 6:10 (KJV) In the dispensation

STOP ACTING LIKE THE CHURCH IS A GANG. IT’S NOT Somewhere along the way, we created a dangerous, unbiblical narrative: “If someone leaves your church, you stop talking to them.” That is not kingdom.That is control. Pastors do not own people.Leaders do not possess sheep.Churches are not cliques, crews, or gangs. The Bible says, “We

WHY FAITHFUL PEOPLE LEAVE THE CHURCH? This is not emotional church-bashing, but biblical diagnosis from Paul’s doctrine for the Body of Christ. INTRODUCTION Many faithful believers do not leave because they hate God, love sin, or reject truth.They leave because they are spiritually starving, unseen, and burdened inside systems that look successful but lack shepherding.

WORDS THAT BUILD THE MARRIAGESpeaking Grace in the Dispensation of Grace INTRODUCTION Marriage is not held together merely by emotions, romance, or compatibility—but by truth spoken in love.In this present dispensation, God teaches distinct responsibilities for husbands and wives, and words are a primary tool God uses to edify, encourage, and strengthen the marriage bond.

ONLY THE BLOOD OF JESUSRightly Divided Truth for This Dispensation of Grace INTRODUCTION From Genesis to Revelation, God teaches that sin demands death and that blood must be shed. Yet only one blood—not animals, not works, not religion—can fully satisfy God’s justice and secure eternal life. In this present dispensation of grace, salvation is by

WITHOUT SHEPHERD vs. WITH SHEPHERD Life Without Christ vs. Life Under Christ’s Care (Grace Age) INTRODUCTION Scripture often portrays humanity as sheep—dependent, vulnerable, and easily led astray. In the dispensation of the grace of God (Eph. 3:2), Christ is revealed as the Good Shepherd who saves, secures, and supplies His flock. To live without a