This week we look at the accounts of Shadrach, Meshach, and Abednego, as well as the early Christians, to help us understand what to expect between now and the return of Christ. Last day events will be difficult and trying for those who seek to stay faithful to God, but—ultimately—we should view these events with hope, not fear. Dan. 2:31-45; Dan. 3:1-12, 17, 18; Rev. 13:11-17; Rom. 1:18-25; Acts 12:1-17; Matt. 12:9-14. "For God has not given us a spirit of fear, but of power and of love and of

The theme of animal sacrifice is inescapable in Scripture. In Revelation 4 and 5, John is escorted into God’s heavenly throne room. Jesus appears in this prophetic episode as the slain Lamb of God. This week we look at some of the themes of sacrifice to inform our understanding of Jesus. Our study reveals a God of infinite love who made the ultimate sacrifice for His created beings. Isa. 1:2-15, Heb. 10:3-10, Exod. 12:1-11, 1 Cor. 5:7, Hag. 2:7-9, Isa. 6:1-5, Rev. 4:7-11. "And they sang a new so

We forget what we don’t keep before our eyes—calls, emails, birthdays. But when we forget our spiritual needs, the consequences are eternal. Israel’s crossing of the Jordan wasn’t just a physical journey—it was a call to remember God's power, presence, and promises. In a world full of distractions, their story reminds us to keep our hearts anchored in what truly matters. This week, we revisit that miraculous crossing and discover how to move forward in faith without forgetting the God who leads