Let's take a look at the life of Hezekiah today. We can learn a lot from his example.

There is a way to be in this world and still be Christ-minded. Let's take a look at Jesus's parable of the prodigal son.

Jesus did good everywhere He went. Let's open our Bibles to the Gospel of Mark.

Are we ready? Jesus is coming again, soon! And He is coming to get those who belong to Him before God's wrath is poured out on the world.

We can have new imaginations in the new year! What does imagination even mean? Let's dive in and see what God has for us in the new year!

On Christmas Day we talk about the birth of Jesus, and then about the new birth we have in Jesus.

We have trials and we have an enemy, but thank God we have a deliverer!

Waiting is not easy, especially when you have a promise from someone you believe will keep their word. Believers have a covenant with the Creator that they will enter into His rest or better yet, escape to heaven while encountering all the difficulties of living on Earth daily as ambassadors of the Most High. Conclusion - have faith and wait while running as refugees from the kingdom of darkness, on the fulfillment of God's promises.

If we want to prosper as Christian believers, we have to do it differently than the world does. Let's start with the example of Hezekiah in Second Chronicles chapter 29.

We are running to and fro seeking, but for what? At this point, it appears we are looking for divine intervention, interpretation, and guidance. The question is "Is God's Word available? Or are we in the famine of His True Word? Today, we are discussing the phrase "The Day is Coming", and are we in the midst of the time period? My response, is "YES", but what point exactly is up for discussion.