Revelation shows Jesus standing with John, declaring the sure promise of what is to come. Colossians 1:18 calls Him “the firstborn from the dead,” raised in a glorified body as the head of the church, the beginning. Through His cross and resurrection, we are invited to share in this new creation.

Paul’s letters to the Thessalonians reveal a stunning promise: the Lord will descend with a shout, the dead in Christ will rise, and believers will be caught up to meet Him in the air. But before the antichrist can be revealed, the Church must be removed.

Jesus warned of hearts growing cold, churches drifting into slumber, and of a day when many would work hard for a God that doesn’t know them. Believer, when was the last time you opened up the Word, spent time in His presence, and asked, “Does God know me?

The Lord is coming—stay alert, stay ready, and don’t let your heart grow cold. Like the midnight cry in Matthew 25, be the voice that declares the Groom is coming—get your oil and be prepared to meet Him!

In the last days, perilous times will come. The church will have a form of godliness while denying its true power: the life of Jesus, the Holy Ghost, and the grace of God. It’s not a lack of religion that marks the danger, but a lack of love and the power of God working within.

In these last days, Jesus warned of betrayal, deception, and hearts growing cold (Matthew 24). But now more than ever, we’re called to pursue fiery, fervent love—rooted in truth, guided by the Holy Spirit, and marked by grace (1 Peter 4:7). Let’s not lose our first love—this is how the world will know we are His.

Jesus warns us about deception in the last days, as many will come in His name showing signs and wonders but preaching a message that contradicts Scripture. Now more than ever, we must walk in the Holy Spirit, stay grounded in the Word, and be unafraid of truth that brings conviction.

Are you operating in wisdom that destroys relationships through pride and strife, or the wisdom from above that brings peace, mercy, and blessing? James 3 shows how to walk in the kind of wisdom that can heal our homes and friendships instead of tearing them apart.

In this episode, we’re talking about wisdom—the wisdom of the Holy Spirit versus the wisdom of the world. Drawing from James 3, we’ll explore how the words we speak reveal the source we’re drinking from, and whether our lives flow with the sweet water of the Spirit or the bitter waters of the flesh.

Jesus invites all who are thirsty to come to Him and drink, promising that rivers of living water—the Holy Spirit—will flow from within those who believe (John 7:37–39). As His temple, we are meant to overflow with His life, offering the sweet, life-giving water of Jesus to a thirsty world. But when we drink from the wrong well—rooted in bitterness, self, or deception—we risk pouring out sour water, leaving others wounded rather than refreshed; what flows from us reveals whose life we are truly living from.