Evil has a specific, predictable strategy to control groups of people and geographic regions.

Evil follows a predictable strategy when opposing individuals, families and communities who take ground for the kingdom of God. Ezra 4-6 gives a clear picture of the progression and order of attacks used to stop kingdom advancement.

Evil behaves predictably. Joel Kilpatrick begins a series on the Nature of Evil by looking at Proverbs 1, which illuminates the specific strategy evil uses to recruit.

Why are sacred assemblies necessary?

The infant Jesus was revealed specifically to people who reflected his eternal identity. Their epiphanies foretell the story of the end times.

The Bible shows the revival in Asia over a span of 40 years, culminating with an assessment by Jesus.

What does revival look like? What specific results can we expect?

Ephesus and Asia experienced widespread repentance from dead works. What do dead works look like today, and how do we build on a foundation of repentance from dead works so we can enter the kingdom of God in greater ways?

What is the difference between trauma and godly mourning? After fires sweep through Southern California, Joel Kilpatrick explains how to mourn unto hope instead of unto death.

How does friendship with God explain suffering?