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There’s been plenty of controversy about the 144,000 in Revelation 7—here are a few solid answers (and a provocation or two)....

"The 144,000: Who Are These Guys?" (Rev. 6:15-7:8)

Stepping onto a ship at the port of Alexandria Troas was a small thing for Paul and Silas, but it became one of the pivotal moments in human history. In fact, it's the reason you're able to watch this post...

"Troas: Sailing Into World History" (Acts 16:6-10)

What do Daniel’s prophecies reveal? Like us, he really wanted to know—but God told him more than enough. But questions linger for us as with Daniel—what does God want us to do with the astonishing things that He’s revealed? And what about the prophecies He ‘sealed’? Part 1 of a very exciting and much needed study. (Daniel 12:4-7)

"What About those 'Sealed' Prophecies?" (Daniel 12:4-7)

Who are ‘the wise’ in God’s estimation? What does it mean to ‘shine like the stars’ in a dark world—and what does that look like when it happens? An important message for people living in the Last Days (that would be you…)  (Daniel 12:3-4)

“Light of the Last Days” (Dan. 12:3-4; with an important Prophecy Update)

In one little verse Daniel summarizes the fate of the world, the origin of the Rapture and the whole reason Believers believe. Sadly, this greatest end-times event is often preached in whispers and received with rolled eyes, even though it's the shining jewell of the salvation message. Don't miss this one—you'll be blessed—and moved.

"Where Will You Be at the End of the World?" (Daniel 12:2)

PROPHECY UPDATE: In Bible prophecy, numbers are language—God uses them to simplify what He wants us to "know and understand". So—what about those "70 weeks" that Gabriel told Daniel? Simple, terrifying, glorious and so much more—this update will leave you breathless...!

"Daniel's 70th Week: Abomination in the Third Temple" (Daniel 9:25 27)

The angel Gabriel interrupted Daniel while he was praying and told him things both grim and glorious. Gabriel began with the glory—revealing not only what the end of the world would be like, but what follows—and even what happens after after that. Glorious, simply glorious…

"The Archangel and the Prophet" (Daniel 9:20-23)

Paul told the Ephesian church ‘when you get angry, don’t sin’ — but is ‘righteous indignation’ possible in God’s eyes or is it just a myth? If you ever get angry, this message is for you…

"Angry—Without Sinning" (Eph. 4:26-27)

God wants to be clearly heard and understood—so He gave Nebuchadnezzar a nightmare that could only be answered by a young captive from Judah. God uses the smallest people to broadcast His great intentions—even to a very dangerous king...

"Nebuchadnezzar's Nightmare" (Daniel 2:1-13)

The Apostle Paul was in chains sailing for Rome on a hurricane-racked ship. But why was he really on the ship? The answer will surprise you—and change you.

"Standing in a Kneeling World" (Acts 27:1-20)

Almost a Christian? No such thing—and even more so in today's world, as King Agrippa learned when he put Paul on trial. Truth remains the immovable object...

"Almost a Christian" Part 2" (Acts 26:19-32)

Paul was in big trouble with some dangerous people, but he remained unstoppable—God was just beginning the biggest part of his ministry. What does this have to do with washing dishes? You’ll find out…

"Called to Do the Dishes" (Acts 23:12-35)

In all the tainted history of the church, where did it go wrong? The answer is in the backstory of the terse exchange between the Apostle Paul and a very corrupt high priest...

“Why Our Wonder is So Fleeting” (Acts 22:22-23:10)

As he faced murder by a rioting mob, Paul played every card in his hand to win their souls. The question now is, what ‘cards’ are we playing in the battle for souls? This is no game…

"Paul Plays His Trump Cards" (Acts 21:27-22:22)

The Apostle Paul was a man who'd run into a burning building to save a life. Instead he entered a treacherous city in a dangerous empire, with no way out. So what? You're reading this because he did just that...

"What To Do When There's No Way Out" (Acts 21:17-40)

Church-goers need prophecy and great discernment living in an age of fakes. A message I've longed to share. Hold on tight.

"Prophecy and 'The People of the Book'" (Acts 21:1-17)

Nothing challenges modern people like a sermon on giving to the poor. The gauntlet just hit the floor—fear not to take it up.

"Grace, Karma and the Pirate's Code" (Acts 20:34-35)

The most devastating attacks on the church often come from within—and the world is watching… (Church Leadership, Part 5)

"Inside Attack!" (Acts 20:30-31)

The answer to Why the Church is Essential—and a provocation to shepherds of God’s flock to stay on subject. ‘Nuff said. (Church Leadership, Part 3)

"Don't Go Off Subject!" (Acts 20:25-28)

Acts 20:22-24 | What could possibly be more valuable than a single human life? Paul attacks the question head-on and makes himself—and us—part of the equation. Especially for church leaders, elders, pastors, rectors, bishops, reverends and sheep.

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