Here are some of the top reasons I reject the Pre-Wrath Rapture as unbiblical.

'Annihilationists' believe hell is temporary and leads to the entire destruction of the soul, which stands in contrast to the eternal conscious torment view, upheld as orthodox doctrine throughout church history.

In the last couple of years there appears to be a number of Christians online falling into the trap of the Eastern Orthodox religion, which I find baffling for several reasons.

Though Satan is a vanquished enemy, the war between God and Satan has not diminished over the centuries, it has intensified.

Kingdom-Dominion is now the most powerful and influential movement in the Church, and attracts many Christians to its teachings and events.

Our hope comes not from redefining the Biblical definition of hell, but in trusting in the Savior from it.

So you want to be a Street Preacher? Advice for young men looking to preach the good news.

How the world and some churches are preaching the same message to our youth

Two thousand years ago, God broke four hundred years of prophetic silence by raising a man named John the Baptist—a forerunner crying in the wilderness, “Prepare the way of the Lord.” Today, the same Spirit is stirring the remnant Church to take up that mantle again.

The resurrection of Jesus Christ was not just a miraculous event—it was a direct counterattack against the forces of Satan and the fulfillment of Genesis 3:15: “He shall bruise your head, and you shall bruise his heel.”

And not only so , but we glory in tribulations also: knowing that tribulation worketh patience - Romans 5:3 In this article we will be looking at the book of first Peter and how he addresses our suffering for Christ. We can approach this topic sincerely and reverently, knowing that the likelihood is that (according to tradition) Peter lay down his own life in a barbaric way by being crucified upside down. And that he, along with the other Apostles, endured hardship and persec

The Old Testament lays out for us many foreshadows of why God’s people needed a Messiah and how God would accomplish our redemption. In this essay I would like to highlight some of the examples we see of this in the book of Leviticus and the insights they give us to God’s plan that was working through the centuries before the advent of the Lord Jesus Christ. Ultimately, the crux of this plan was to achieve reconciliation between God and sinners, through the means of a sacrifi