God's judgment is so severe it's like undoing creation itself. The mountains, hills, and heavens react with trembling and darkness, symbolizing the shock and horror of the natural world at the people’s rebellion.

The image of God refers to the immaterial part of man. That implies that man’s spirituality was centered in the deepest values of life and not upon materialism.

We are well aware of the very last words spoken of by the God-man Jesus as he hung dying on the cross as the sacrifice for all of our worldly sins…it is finished. What do those words mean?

A world fashioned by a wonderfully holy God—whose nature is goodness, beauty, order, and love—presents a profound paradox when that same world becomes saturated with unrighteousness to a degree where sin not only exists but permeates every structure of human society.

Walking with God implies our making advances in the divine life. Walking, in the very first idea of the word, supposes a progressive motion.

Theologians also stress that God is not the author of evil, for evil is not a substance He created but a privation of good—a turning away from God. The covering cherub was fashioned in perfection, but in choosing pride he diminished that perfection.

Our self-concept, also called self-construction, our self-identity, our self-perspective or self-structure is an assembling of principles about ourselves. We must know these things that we not deceive ourselves.

Knowing the time is not the objective of our studies. Our objective must be our readiness. This can only be accomplished in our clinging to every word of God.

1 Samuel 16[7] But the LORD said unto Samuel, Look not on his countenance, or on the height of his stature; because I have refused him: for the LORD seeth not as man seeth; for man looketh on the outward appearance, but the LORD looketh on the heart.

The true watchman must learn to stand alone if necessary, unmoved by the compromises of the multitude, and ready to sound the alarm even when it is unpopular.

The clearest and controlling definition of the Morning Star is given by Jesus Himself. In Revelation 22:16, Christ declares, “I am the Root and the Offspring of David, and the bright and Morning Star.” This statement leaves no ambiguity. He is not merely a sign of the dawn—He is the dawn.

We cannot be judgmental or fear rejection. In sharing the word of God we too are helped to be better people because the words we share are words spoken to our hearts.

The final generation must embody a unity that transcends race, culture, and personal history, without erasing them

Everything was set determinately clear, fixed, and exact in counsel from the beginning.

As Christ encouraged us, we encourage others. We testify to the hands of the potter, even as we’re still wet from the water of suffering, even if we are meeting death.

The scattering of God’s covenant people into lands where they would be despised, enslaved, and regarded as less than human is one of the deepest mysteries of divine providence.

Now is the cross, then the crown. I have no power to discern the complete purpose of God.

Beneath the veil of the moment, a deeper thunder resounds: Christ is redefining family—not by blood, but by obedience.

Jesus works to sustain life in the present world, even as the sign points toward the ultimate life he alone can offer.

The enemy wants to shake us apart.