When the world pushes back against us and calls our message intolerant, primitive, or foolish, we need to stand firm in the authority God has given us through His word.

In Psalm 13, David, a figure of great faith, grapples with feelings of abandonment and despair that resonate with many of us. In his darkest moments, he cries for God's attention and intervention.

In Psalm 13, David, a figure of great faith, grapples with feelings of abandonment and despair that resonate with many of us. In his darkest moments, he cries for God's attention and intervention.

When Jesus held up the cup, saying, -This cup is the new covenant in my blood,- He declared that He identified with the amazing promises made in Jeremiah 31-33, 34. This profound act holds immense spiritual significance for us, the believers. Can we afford to forget this--

When Jesus held up the cup, saying, "This cup is the new covenant in my blood," He declared that He identified with the amazing promises made in Jeremiah 31:33, 34. This profound act holds immense spiritual significance for us, the believers. Can we afford to forget this?

Without God's Word, we cannot tell what the real problem is and what God has done to address the issue. The pause between the sixth and seventh trumpets is a time for contemplation and understanding God's plan. This powerful image should reassure us of God's control and fill us with confidence in His plans and purposes.--Will the Lord do in the future what He did in the past--

Without God's Word, we cannot tell what the real problem is and what God has done to address the issue. The pause between the sixth and seventh trumpets is a time for contemplation and understanding God's plan. This powerful image should reassure us of God's control and fill us with confidence in His plans and purposes.Will the Lord do in the future what He did in the past?

Chapter 7 shifts from the judgment of God on the wicked at the end of chapter 6 to what happens to the people of God. The message is clear- We can be confident that no matter how dreadful things get, we will not suffer more than God allows.

Chapter 8 begins with the opening of the seventh seal. The trumpet blasts pronounce God's judgment in response to His people's prayers. If you think God is overreacting, your view of God is too small.

Chapter 8 begins with the opening of the seventh seal. The trumpet blasts pronounce God's judgment in response to His people's prayers. If you think God is overreacting, your view of God is too small.