Revelation 13 and the Rise of Artificial Intelligence

“What if Revelation’s mysterious ‘image of the beast’ wasn’t just ancient symbolism, but a chilling preview of artificial intelligence? Explore how scripture’s prophecy of a statue coming to life resonates with today’s robotics and AI revolution. Read now and discover faith, technology, and future colliding.”

“I Have Come”: Exploring Jesus’ Mission in the New Testament

The Christmas season reminds us of God’s immense love through the gift of His Son, emphasizing hope, peace, and salvation. While celebrating, we should remember Jesus’ mission as expressed in the New Testament, which includes fulfilling the law, serving others, and offering abundant life, inviting us to embrace His purpose fully.

What God Wants for Christmas – A Personal Reflection

I just heard this song for the first time on the radio this morning and it really got me to think……..What God Wants for Christmas by Darius Rucker. As I listened to Darius Rucker’s song “What God Wants for Christmas,” I found myself pausing in the middle of the holiday rush. The lyrics remind meContinue reading “What God Wants for Christmas – A Personal Reflection”

Biblical Frequencies: Sound and Spirituality in Scripture

The Bible references sound frequencies primarily in musical and divine contexts, focusing on trumpet blasts, the voice of God, and worship dynamics. While it highlights the spiritual and emotional impact of sound, it does not support modern New Age concepts of vibrational frequencies as measurable phenomena, emphasizing literal auditory experiences instead.

The Silver Tsunami Is Here: Why So Many Seasoned Pastors Are Stepping Down (and What the Church Must Do Next)

The article highlights the aging trend among Protestant pastors, with the median age now at 60. While many are retiring, a significant number continue to serve in various capacities. The real challenge lies in recruiting younger leaders, as seminary enrollment declines and succession plans are lacking. Creative transitions and mentorship are essential for future church leadership.

Discovering the Path of Salvation Book Series by Stephen Luckett

Stephen Luckett’s Discovering the Path of Salvation series is a six‑book journey designed to guide new and growing Christians through foundational truths, devotional practices, and spiritual warfare. It blends biblical study with practical application, making it a rich resource for anyone seeking to deepen their faith. Overview of the Series Stephen Luckett’s Discovering the PathContinue reading “Discovering the Path of Salvation Book Series by Stephen Luckett”

Transform Your Day with Brief Daily Devotions

Short daily devotions are vital for spiritual growth in our busy lives. They emphasize consistency over duration and foster a deeper relationship with God. Even brief moments spent in prayer or Scripture can refresh our minds and hearts, reinforcing the importance of maintaining a faithful connection to God throughout each day.

Book number 6: Discovering the Path of Salvation series is now out in Paperback!

“Battle Ready: Putting on the Armor of God” by Stephen Luckett is a spiritual guide exploring the significance of God’s protective armor against spiritual warfare. Drawing from Ephesians 6:10-18, it underscores each piece’s symbolism and purpose, encouraging readers to deepen their faith and relationship with God while navigating life’s challenges.

Discovering the Path to Salvation: Faith Unlocked

“Faith Unlocked: Discovering the Path to Salvation” by Stephen Luckett explores the spiritual journey towards redemption through faith. The book offers guidance on deepening one’s relationship with God, examining salvation through personal testimonies and biblical wisdom. It emphasizes perseverance, divine trust, and the transformative power of Jesus Christ for all seeking spiritual growth.

Gen 18 & 19-A Short Study of Sodom and Gomorrah

The narrative of Sodom and Gomorrah in Genesis illustrates God’s judgment due to societal wickedness, with themes of justice, hospitality, and mercy. It highlights Abraham’s intercession for the righteous and critiques systemic injustices, urging reflection on communal responsibility and ethical treatment of outsiders, prompting ongoing relevance for contemporary public ethics.