As the Church, we are called to be set apart, not stirred up. We are To be holy, not hostile, and we are to be intercessors, not instigators.

Let us be known not for how loud we speak to men—but for how often we speak to God.

“Prayer is not weakness. It is the highest form of obedience and the strongest spiritual weapon God has given His people.”

May we be a people who keep our knees bent, our mouths guarded, and our hearts aligned with the Word of God.

Not all music labeled “Christian” actually testifies Christ. In an age where emotion often replaces doctrine and experience outweighs truth, contemporary Christian music has increasingly blurred the line between biblical worship and religious entertainment.

God’s Word is never meant to be merely heard—it is meant to be obeyed. Scripture consistently warns that listening to truth without responding in repentance is not harmless.

Rob Reiner is a well-known Hollywood actor and director who has been outspoken against Christianity and biblical values. He represents a worldview that trusts human reasoning, politics, and morality apart from God, often viewing Christianity as harmful or outdated rather than redemptive truth.

The world often says Christianity is a cult because true faith makes exclusive truth claims, calls for repentance and surrender, and refuses to conform to cultural morals. In a society that values personal autonomy and relativism, obedience to Christ is mislabeled as control, devotion is mocked as extremism, and biblical truth is mistaken for intolerance.

The lies of the devil are meant to distort truth, weaken faith, and separate people from God. He convinces people that sin has no consequences, truth is relative, God is unnecessary, grace can be earned, suffering means God is absent, and that there is always more time to repent. His greatest lie is making people believe they don’t need Christ—when Christ is the only way to life.

The Bible teaches a rapture to show that Christ will personally return to gather His people, sparing them from coming wrath and fulfilling His promise of eternal union with Him. It reveals God’s mercy, the believer’s hope, and the certainty that this world is not the end for those in Christ.

Hell exists because God is holy and just, and sin must be judged. It is the rightful consequence of rejecting God’s truth, grace, and salvation through Jesus Christ. Hell ultimately upholds God’s justice while revealing the seriousness of sin and the reality of human choice.