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After my near death experience with COVID19, I noticed some mental, attitude, and perhaps spiritual changes within me.

I talk about my recent bout with a bacterial lung infection with COVID-19 going on top of that, which brought me to near death before going into the Emergency Room for life saving care. The lessons I learned may surprise you.

Judges 19:25 (KJV) 25 But the men would not hearken to him: so the man took his concubine, and brought her forth unto them; and they knew her, and abused her all the night until the morning: and when the day began to spring, they let her go.

Today we explore the curses which the ancients placed on themselves in Deuteronomy 27, and then travel forward to Galatians 4 to see that Messiah took the curses for our behalf.

Have you ever heard the term "The Curse of the Law?" Do you know exactly what that term means, it origins, and how it directly applies to you?

There are too many Money Preachers and Money Churches defrauding ignorant people of their wealth by telling them, they are defrauding God by not financially supporting their religious ministries.

The most important thing is not giving or service, but recognizing God as your Sovereign in your life so that all you do in relationship with Him is poured forth from a willing heart.

Why has the world gone to hell so quickly with so much evil and depravity surrounding you? Because the dust, the dirt, the clay, and the created has decided that they are the creator, and they are god.

Living in France, Mike Westwood brings a report to the listeners about how things are evolving over there. He discusses the political, spiritual, and religious state of the country and how it impacts Biblical Christianity.

Have you ever felt like giving up the Christian walk and just succumb to the world and to your flesh because it makes more sense than to be a Biblical Christ follower? You re not alone. Today, we examine Psalm 73 and read that the ancient Psalmist felt exactly this way also. Until he.....

Why did Peter use the metaphor "Roaring Lion" to describe our enemy who seeks to devour us? Why not use "hungry lion," famished lion," or "starving lion?"

Hope, a confident expectation that this is going to happen. Someday, all these many kingdoms of this world will be rolled up into one kingdom under a merciful, righteous God.