Salvaged By God

What happens when ancient prophecy meets modern preparation? Revelation 11 foretells a fourth temple in Jerusalem—and Orthodox Jews have everything ready to build it. From temple implements to red heifers, the pieces are in place. God's plan unfolds.

Pre-trib, mid-trib, or post-trib? Here's the truth: it's all going to pan out the way God wants it anyway. But there's one thing bigger than all the eschatology debates—be ready and stay ready. Revelation 10 gives us a fresh glimpse of Jesus right in the middle of the storm.

What if the Good Samaritan story isn't about loving your neighbor? Jesus told it to crush self-righteousness. If you want to justify yourself, the bar is so high you can't reach it. This is about salvation, not social justice.

False teachers are behind every click. Deception rolls through our culture like never before. Moses discovered the antidote: authentic biblical worship that confirms, comforts, and heals. It literally has the power to change your life.

An exhaustive search of heaven, earth, and hell finds no one worthy to open the scroll. John weeps loudly. Then: 'Weep no more. Behold the Lion of Judah!' But John sees a little lamb—standing as though slain. This is the greatest victory in all eternity.

This is one of the wildest chapters you're ever going to read in the whole Bible. John gets airlifted into God's throne room and what he sees there will blow your mind—lightning, thunder, four living creatures, and worship so intense it never stops day or night.

You spare the flesh in your life and one day it'll destroy you and take your crown. This is the eternal war between Esau (flesh) and Jacob (spirit) - and why God said 'Jacob I have loved, but Esau I have hated.' The battle's won, but are you walking in victory?

What if the billionaire who became a peasant found something greater? Elisha traded 24 oxen and CEO status to follow Elijah—and got double the miracles. Sometimes God's greater calling means burning the boats. No plan B. Are you ready for something greater?

Revelation 4:1 reveals the church's escape before tribulation. When John heard 'Come up here,' it pictured the rapture—God's rescue mission. The door stands open today, but when Jesus calls His bride home, that door of salvation closes forever. Are you ready?

We now live in total immersion and uninterrupted input. Mental pollution corrodes our ability to think clearly, feel deeply, and live intentionally. The cure? Authentic discipleship in Jesus—four foundational straps, six rhythms, and God's will made clear.

For believers, closeness to God isn't something to achieve—it's already perfectly given. Discipleship isn't about getting closer to God, but growing in understanding of how close you already are.

At 85, Caleb chose giants over comfort. "Give me this mountain," he demanded, seeking the hardest path to display God's power. Choose your mountain—where giants dwell, God's strength shines brightest.