Scripture repeatedly calls us to hear , listen , and understand . These are not casual invitations—they are commands from God to align our hearts, minds, and wills with His truth. The Greek word for “ears,” αυτιά (aftiá) , reminds us of the physical organ of hearing. But Jesus’ repeated phrase, “He that hath ears to hear, let him hear,”  points beyond biology. It speaks to spiritual attentiveness—an inner posture of humility, receptiveness, and obedience. The Bible uses: HEAR

How to walk with GOD in turbulent times —HE is the Drawing, Applying, and Sustaining—anchored in the promises of Scripture and the unchanging character of JESUS. Before we begin … I wanted to take the time to give you some updates on World events. The following headlines from July 20, 2021 , via " Rapture Ready ," remind us of the turbulent times we live in and the urgency of our spiritual journey : Canada Sanctions on "Circumcision":  Proposed restrictions that could effe

A survey of 2 Corinthians 5:1–12 (KJV), the Bema Seat, the Great White Throne, and the Believer’s Crowns Introduction Every believer senses the tension between present frailty and future glory. The apostle Paul gives words to that ache in 2 Corinthians 5:1–12 (KJV) —a passage that lifts our eyes from the “earthly house” of this life to the “building of God… eternal in the heavens.”  Paul’s message is both comforting and sobering: comforting, because God has prepared us for im

A Biblical Description of HELL: What It Is, Who Goes There, and Why (New Testament Study) This overview provides a detailed (but not exhaustive) examination of the New Testament's description of HELL, who goes there, and the biblical reasons why. All Scripture quotations are taken from the public-domain **King James Version (KJV)** to allow full citation of the passages. 1. What the New Testament Says Hell Is. The New Testament offers several descriptions of Hell, portraying

Isaiah 60:2 Scripture Focus: 2 Timothy 3:1–13, 16–17 (KJV) There is a sobering honesty in Paul’s words to Timothy: “This know also, that in the last days perilous times shall come.”  These verses paint a detailed portrait of the moral and spiritual climate of the end times. But they do more than simply warn us—they teach us how to stand firm, remain faithful, and rely on the power of God’s Word when the world grows darker. Today, these Scriptures feel more relevant than ever.

In an era where technology permeates every aspect of life, the spiritual journey has also found new avenues for expression and connection. The digital age offers unprecedented opportunities to deepen one’s faith, especially through the practice of prayer. Engaging with prayer online can transform one’s spiritual experience, providing both solace and strength in ways previously unimaginable. This transformation is not merely about convenience; it is about embracing a new dimen

Is Hell Real? Examining Perspectives on the Eternal Afterlife Introduction : The concept of Hell, a place of eternal punishment and sufferings, has long captured the imagination and beliefs of various religions and philosophies. While some view Hell as a literal realm of eternal torments, others interpret it metaphorically or dismiss its existence altogether. In this blog, we delve into the question: Is Hell real ? We will explore different perspectives on the concept of Hell