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Day 3 — Chosen By Purpose, Not Performance
In Romans 9:6–13, Paul reveals the mystery of divine election: God’s purposes prevail — not human effort. He chose Isaac over Ishmael. He chose Jacob over Esau — before they were born. Not because they earned it — but because God’s grace and purpose stand. This truth doesn’t diminish human responsibility… It magnifies God’s faithfulness. If…
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Day 2 — Israel Chosen by Sovereign Grace
Today we see that Israel’s status as God’s chosen people is rooted in His sovereign grace. Paul wept for Israel because God’s heart burns for Israel. God entrusted them with His glory, His covenants, and the Messiah Himself. The calling of Israel is not canceled — it is irrevocable (Romans 11:29). This truth fuels hope for the Church…
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Day 1 — God’s Heart for Israel
To understand the Bible, prophecy, covenant, and the return of Jesus — you must understand God’s heart for Israel. God calls Israel His firstborn. He entered an everlasting covenant with them. And He has not — and will not — abandon His promise. In this series, we will explore Romans 9–11 and the prophetic plan…
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Series Launch: God’s Eternal Covenant — Understanding God’s Plan for Israel
NEW DEVOTIONAL SERIES LAUNCH! God’s Eternal Covenant — Understanding God’s Plan for Israel If you don’t understand Israel, you don’t understand prophecy. If you don’t understand Israel, you don’t understand covenant. If you don’t understand Israel, you miss part of God’s heart. This series will open your eyes, build your faith, and anchor you in…
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Facing False Views — The Danger of Not Taking Prophecy Literally
This is Part 7 — the conclusion of our series. Throughout this journey, we’ve seen why literal interpretation of Bible prophecy is essential. Now we see the danger when it’s ignored. 1. Spiritualizing prophecy creates confusion. • The Antichrist becomes just an idea. • The Tribulation gets watered down. • The Millennium becomes a metaphor.…
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Facing False Views — Why Prophecy Must Be Taken Literally
This is Part 6 of our series. Many view prophecy through the lens of symbolism — but prophecy is simply history written in advance. 1. Prophecy is pre-written history. Isaiah 46:9–10 — God declares the end from the beginning. 2. Fulfilled prophecies prove the pattern. If every prophecy of Jesus’ first coming was fulfilled literally,…
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Facing False Views — Why the Bible Must Be Taken Literally
This is Part 5 of our series on Facing False Views. More than any specific theological debate, this is the core issue: Will we take God’s Word literally, or reinterpret it to suit ourselves? 1. God’s Word is Truth. John 17:17 declares, “Your word is truth.” Truth must be taken in its plain sense, not…
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Facing False Views — Stop Making Stuff Up!
This is Part 4 of our series on false prophetic views. So far we’ve addressed Preterism, Historicism, and the Spiritual View. Today, we expose the danger of symbolism that’s not in the Bible. Many believers and theologians fall into the trap of MSUing — Making Stuff Up. It happens because: • We interpret through our…
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Facing False Views — The Spiritualist Error: When Truth Becomes a Fable
This is Part 3 of our “Facing False Views” series. The Spiritual (Idealist) view treats Scripture like a fairy tale. This view claims: • The Bible is not literal. • It’s just symbolic moral lessons. • Only the intellectual elite can interpret it. This lie has led to a biblical illiteracy crisis in the church.…
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Facing False Views — The Preterist Error vs. God’s Prophetic Truth
I recently read the book Revelation: Four Views, which compares four major end-time belief systems. What stood out immediately is that only one of these views takes the book at face value—the literal, Futurist view. The Preterist View claims that the end-time events already happened in A.D. 70 with the destruction of Jerusalem: • Jesus…