JESUS, FOOD

Jesus wants to overwhelm us with His love. It wasn’t enough for Him to take on our human nature; it wasn’t enough to expend Himself in miracles and teaching; nor was it enough for Him to suffer and die on our behalf. No, Jesus wants to give even more. He wants to offer Himself over and over again by feeding us with His own flesh...

JESUS, HEALER

Jesus not only came to “set the captives free” but to heal us of the effects of captivity — slavery to sin. This is not only physical healing but above all the deepest wound that plagues mankind...

JESUS, LIBERATOR

We know we are slaves because "everyone who sins is a slave of sin" (John 8:34). But that's why Jesus came: to set us free. This is the Good News!

JESUS, LORD

Jesus asked His Apostles, “Who do you say that I am?” (Matt 16:15). The question lies at the heart of His entire purpose. Today, Muslims say he is a prophet; Mormons, believe he was conceived by the Father (with a heavenly wife) as a lesser god and to whom no one should pray; Jehovah Witnesses believe he is Michael the Archangel; others say he is a mere historical figure while others, a myth. 

The answer to this question is no small thing. Because Jesus and Scripture say something entirely different, if not outrageous: that He is God...  

So much of the discourse on prophecy today is about the “signs of the times”, the distress of the nations, and future events... but the very heart of all authentic prophecy leads back to Jesus, who is the “Word made flesh."

O Lord, I have heard of your renown;
your work, O Lord, inspires me with awe.
Make it live again in our time,
make it known in our time;
in wrath remember mercy.
(Habb 3:2, RNJB)

For transcript, see: https://www.markmallett.com/blog/jesus-week-day-1/

The world seems to have reached a tipping point... and Heaven is telling us it begins this year. Mark Mallett and Daniel O'Connor discuss the most recent revelations from Heaven...

Heaven seems to be telling the world that, after decades if not centuries of warning, we have now reached the tipping point... 

THERE is a repeating theme in Scripture that can be easily overlooked: God constantly directs people to take Mary into their home. From the moment she conceived Jesus, she is sent like a pilgrim toward the homes of others. If we are “Bible-believing” Christians, ought we not do the same?

Has the papacy of Pope Francis been marked as much by its own controversy as by those who have approached it with worldly thinking? 

SOMETIMES as married couples we get stuck. We can’t move forward. It may even feel like it is over, broken beyond repair. At times like this, “for human beings this is impossible, but for God all things are possible” (Matt 19:26). 

The following teaching, from an unexpected source, is God’s way of making all things possible — including the resurrection of a marriage that appears to be all but dead.