The fallen angels' agenda narrows its scope as God provides the promises of the Abrahamic Covenant. Now Satan knows he must focus on the Jews and try to disrupt their conquest of the Promised Land. God's "genocidal-like" orders to Moses, Joshua, and Saul are often maligned. This article explains how those commands can only properly be understood in light of the ongoing war between the seed of the serpent and the seed of the woman.

Conclusions surrounding the Great Flood are often wrapped in ignorance rather than a faithful study of God's Word. The Scriptures present the compelling case that the initial fallen angel agenda was directed against the entire human race. God preserved His promises with the global deluge, but Satan found a remarkable way to keep his own plans alive too. This article reveals the precise details of the post-flood account which affirm that God wants us to know how the Nephilim came back.

With the basics of the correct interpretation of Genesis 6:1-4 established, this installment of this article series focuses on a theory which has emerged in opposition to Biblical truth. Called "the sons of Seth" theory, this article examines where this fallacy came from and what motives brought it about. Special attention is given to the dangers of choosing to misinterpret God's Word, and several problems with "the sons of Seth" theory are exposed.

Building on Part 1 of this series, this installment begins a deep dive into Genesis 6:1-4, and compares this ancient text against other passages in the Bible. This exercise concludes that fallen angels mated with human women and produced gigantic hybrid offspring. It also emerges that one must willfully disavow the consistent arguments and message presented by the full counsel of God's Word in order to arrive at any alternative views of Genesis 6:1-4.

The church is mostly missing an extraordinary storyline that weaves its way from Genesis to Revelation. It's there because God put it there, and so it should not be ignored. Many people have overlooked it, have claimed it means something else, or have rejected it altogether. A key text is found in Genesis 6:1-4. This article sets the proper tone as the first of a series, and it outlines the responsible rules of Biblical interpretation.

It's easy to distill the Christian life down to quips and quote that sound right but which don't reflect the true struggles of faithful living. For example, we casually claim that we "trust God," but are we really demonstrating that in our choices? This article is a small reality check on the Scripture-wide command to consciously and completely "trust God."

I'm concerned that too many pastors each Sunday are content with shallow dives into the milky parts of God's Word. The church today desperately needs more meat, and a big part of a meaty diet is Biblical prophecy - at least if we take the examples of Peter and Paul into consideration. This article is a sobering assessment of popular sermon themes, and it concludes with a challenge to reintroduce the prophetic Scriptures back into the regular diet of the church.

This article concludes a two-part assessment of the value that accompanies the penitent study of Biblical prophecy. Four more benefits are reviewed, and while there are many more advantages to taking in God's prophetic Word than what these two articles have discussed, it is my hope that this two-part overview will compel each reader to a deeper and more meaningful relationship with Jesus Christ - and all the more as we await His glorious return!

More than 25% of the Bible is devoted to prophecy, but that's not stopped various self-appointed "experts" from discounting its value. The truth is, the Bible emphasizes that prophecy is an integral part of one's faith, and the clamor against it from those within the church is a clear indication of the of end times we live in. This article is the first of a two-part series that examines well-defined benefits to the proper study of Biblical prophecy.

It seems everyone is talking about "Elam" these days - but most people simply refer to it as Iran. Elam is a province in modern-day Iran, and it has played a key role with the affairs of the Jewish nation from ancient history up to the present time. As I began to study Elam, the place where God gave Daniel his second vision, the fuller history of this little-known region began to take on great significance. For those believers who study Biblical prophecy, there is anticipation that God is about to fulfill His Word concerning Elam once more.