The Word Unleashed - Radio

The Bible teaches that true, authentic faith demands abandoning one’s own life in order to wholeheartedly follow Christ. Paul uses Abraham as an illustration of this kind of faith.

As Christians our confidence is in the fact the word of God teaches that Christ will return to this earth and will crush all His enemies beneath His feet. And God will use this world and the spiritual beings behind it to accomplish that very purpose.

The Bible teaches that there are spiritual beings that operate throughout the universe, in this world, and in each of our lives—this is true of both holy angels and fallen angels, or demons. Daniel 10 describes the activity of angels and demons as it relates to their involvement with influencing the leaders and empires of the world.

The book of Daniel testifies to the fact that God is sovereign over all of human history. There hasn’t been a moment in time when God has been subservient to any kings, rulers, or empires. He rules from His throne from eternity past to eternity future.

We as Christians need to understand that Daniel 10 teaches us that our Lord God is always with His people, especially in their most difficult times. Every believer is going through or will go through difficult circumstances in this life—that is an unavoidable reality in a fallen world.

The four gospel accounts are the only four books that are a God-breathed, Spirit-inspired record of the life and ministry of our Lord Jesus Christ. In the gospels God has given us everything we need to know about Christ’s life, from His conception to His resurrection.

For 3 ½ years Jesus went from town to town in Palestine, preaching and teaching the gospel: that man must repent of his sin and put his trust in Christ as the only way of salvation. Jesus also validated His claims by performing many miracles throughout the land.

There are several crucial details that we as Christians must understand about the life of Jesus Christ in order to know Him better—details such as His commitment to the Old Testament, His daily practice as a carpenter, and His family life.

Jesus Christ plays a central role in God’s eternal plan. The New Testament, specifically the gospel accounts, records what God wants us to know about Him.

In an exclusive event on Sinai after the atrocity of the golden calf, God revealed Himself to Moses. God made known certain attributes that brought attention to His unique character. This interaction shows that the only reasonable response to a glimpse of God and His self-revelation is to praise and worship God. Moses’ response to God provides a pattern for how we as Christians should respond to a glimpse of the glory of God in His Word.