The kingdom of God was taken from unbelieving Israel and given to the church, the new covenant people of God who bear the fruit of repentance, faith, and obedience in Christ.
The kingdom of God was taken from unbelieving Israel and given to the church, the new covenant people of God who bear the fruit of repentance, faith, and obedience in Christ.
We forget and make light of what Jesus had to endure from the Garden of Gethsemane up until His last breath on the cross for our sakes.
It is a biblical principle that true repentance begets obedience. Those who have repented of their sin seek to obey the will of the Lord.
It is a biblical principle that true repentance begets obedience. Those who have repented of their sin seek to obey the will of the Lord.
He is not just Lord of our worship; He is Lord of creation, Lord of governments, Lord of every classroom, courtroom, and conversation.
True greatness in God’s kingdom is not found in seeking power or position, but in humble servanthood, as Christ Himself demonstrated by giving His life as a ransom for many.
The passage in Matthew 20:20-23 provides a profound lesson on discipleship, ambition, and the cost of following Christ.
As Jesus journeyed toward Jerusalem, He took His disciples aside to deliver a solemn prophecy…
