As John 10 opens John sees a mighty angel descend to earth. Who is he and why has he come?

The twentieth century was a century of bloodshed and violence with over100 million people killed by war. Yet, that number pales in comparison to the death toll that will take place when the sixth angel sounds his trumpet.

What is Satan like?  What is God like?  As the fifth trumpet sounds and the demonic hordes are released from the bottomless pit the contrast between the wickedness of Satan and the holiness of God becomes crystal clear.  God protects his own while Satan and his demons attack his own.  

Is Mother Nature behind all of the storm and natural disasters that take place?  Or is it the judgment of God against sinful unrepentant humanity?  Listen to find out what the Bible says!

 As Revelation 8 opens John sees seven angels be given seven trumpets.  As the first four trumpets sound God's judgment is unleashed on the earth.  But along with the judgment we see the patience and the grace of God as his judgments against the earth are partial allowing sinful humanity to repent of their sins and come to Christ for salvation.  

Do you ever wonder if. your prayers matter? Do you wonder if your prayers make any difference at all? If you feel like prayer is wasted time listen and learn that Yes, your prayers do matter!

As Psalm 119 comes to a close the Psalmist declares his total dependence upon God to help him live in obedience to God's revealed will in his word.  

What are you building your life on? Are you building your life on the shifting sands of a dying culture? Or are you building your life in the eternal rock solid eternal truth of God’s word? The Psalmist made the wise choice to build his life on the foundation of God’s word. Listen and Learn!

Where do you turn in times of trouble? Do you turn to family and friends? Certainly they can provide some help and support. But there are times when no one else but the help of God will do. Listen and Learn from the urgent plea of the Psalmist as he faces his persecution and his adversaries.

Martin Lloyd-Jones was an advocate of Christians learning to talk to themselves rather than listening to themselves. Listen and learn how th Psalmist talked to himself which resulted in brining him calm and comfort in the midst of his trials.