God will defeat Satan, restore His people, and eliminate evil and death.

Rejoice because of the marriage you were made for.

We are meant for relationship with Jesus, not with a seductress who’s trying to draw us away and is doomed for judgment.

God's judgment against sin is certain, but those who trust in Jesus need not fear it — their sins were already judged when Christ died on the cross.

Our salvation is characterized by both joy and judgment.

The stories of Christ’s victory, the spread of the gospel, and final judgment should shape how you live today.

Satan seeks to destroy Christian faith through both forceful government persecution and subtle cultural pressure to compromise, so stay faithful to the end.

Satan is waging a war against God's people, but his defeat is certain, so stay faithful to the end.

In a time of judgment, hold fast to God and his word, and boldly share the gospel because resurrection’s coming.

The Lord’s Supper is a nourishing experience that communicates our rich blessings in Christ.

Many of us know that baptism is important. But even once you’ve done it, how is it relevant to daily Christian life?

If you don’t know Christ, repent because judgment is coming. If you do know Christ, rejoice because judgment is coming.

God will preserve his own people, and they will enjoy his protection and presence forever.

Expect to suffer in this world, and put your hope in Jesus.

Jesus Christ is the only worthy Saviour who fulfills God's redemptive plan, inviting believers to worship Him as the Lion of the Tribe of Judah and the Lamb who conquers sin and death.

Our greatest need is to know God, love God, delight in God, and make much of God.

Living toward God’s promises encourages us to step out in faith, trusting that God can transform our ordinary acts of obedience into extraordinary eternal impacts, even when circumstances seem challenging.

When was the last time you were in awe of the glory of Christ? As 2024 is coming to an end and we celebrate the new year, may we catch a glimpse of Jesus' glory from this passage, and be utterly amazed and transformed.

God works through sacrificial love and seemingly impossible circumstances to bring about redemption through a baby who is born in Bethlehem.

We are helpless outsiders until Jesus, our divine Redeemer, pays the price to give us new life and his love.

In anxious times, count on God’s people and God’s providence.

God is actively at work in the darkest times and among the most hopeless people, even when it's not obvious to us.

Trade your self-sufficiency for only what Jesus can give so that you will have what you need most: Jesus himself.

What hope does a weak church have to patiently endure?

Guard against spiritual lethargy by staying close to Jesus.

Don’t accept pressure to compromise; the consequences can be serious, but following Jesus brings great rewards.

Pergamum was a place filled with hostile influences. When Christians are tempted to let go of Christ, we must learn to hold fast.

When persecuted, take courage because Jesus knows, Satan is limited, and your suffering will be worth it.

The sign of a faithful church is enduring love for Jesus.

To really understand what’s happening in the world, we need to see the presence of the risen and glorified Jesus.

We need to learn what’s really happening in the world so we can live with God’s blessing.

Share in suffering for the gospel.

Jesus is the helper of his people now and for eternity.

Hope not in yourself but preach hope to yourself, again & again.

When people oppose you, remember that God is greater and cares for you, and then give thanks to him.

When facing overwhelming trials, find your security in God, focus on your eternal home, and look to Jesus, not your problems.

When God seems far away, preach to yourself and turn to him for help.

Don’t fret, but trust God when evil people get ahead and you don’t.

Learn about God’s goodness in the midst of suffering. But don’t just learn about it; experience it yourself.

Embrace your gender in every area of your life.

Hold on to dignity, but don’t lose the differences between men and women.

Sin, not God’s original design, has damaged the relationship between the sexes.

As recipients of God’s grace and compassion, we are commanded to emulate such hearts towards the poor.

Men and women have dignity and differences that are designed for our good and our joy.