Daniel 7:13

By Elizabeth Prata James Tissot (Nantes, France, 1836–1902, Chenecey–Buillon, France). Woe unto You, Scribes and Pharisees, 1886–1894. At Brooklyn Museum A sermon nugget for me is a moment during a……

Why did Jesus call himself ‘the son of man’? Do you understand him as he understood himself?…

Whatever your views about end times, here’s a way to hear Jesus’ teaching in Matthew 24 within the temple-versus-kingship conflict that is its context.…

The Bible stands on its inerrancy (incapable of being wrong). Unfortunately, the inerrancy of God’s Word is under attack by many college professors, historians of ancient history, and laymen. Most ……

This coming Sunday (August 11, 2019), I have the privilege of bringing the word of God to the family of faith at Victory Christian Fellowship in Lynden, Washington. We will be talking about the nobleman who went away to receive a kingdom and then returned (Luke 19:12-27). With so many unknowns in the world, so……

Everything we do at Long-View Living ministries is, in some way, tied to or encouraging an eternal perspective – the long view. “So we fix our eyes not on what is seen, but on what is unseen. For what is seen is temporary, but what is unseen is eternal” (2 Corinthians 4:18, NIV-1978). When we……

You can’t see God, but you can see the effect of his presence.…

The good news is a person. “You are the king, the elect heir of the living God!” Is that the declaration you ask people to make when you share the gospel? We explained this was Peter’s declaration. Understanding what he said will move us from theology about Jesus into his...…

Armies give power to emperors, but only one ruler has the backing of the clouds of heaven’s hosts.…

“And you will be hated by all for my name’s sake. But the one who endures to the end will be saved,” said Jesus (Mark 13:13). The reality of Jesus’ warning is what underlies my strong belief in counting the cost of discipleship with those who are considering a walk with Jesus as his disciple.……