This question weighs heavily on the minds of many people around the world. A major reason is that complete self-destruction is indeed CURRENTLY possible. The weapons existing today that are in the control of humanity are enough to destroy the world’s population many times over in just a few hours, let alone those weapons we don’t know about, which exist in the clandestine “black ops” category. Yes, we are living in a time like no other—it definitely has the right label: the latter days!

The Feast of Tabernacles, also called the Feast of Ingathering, is a seven-day Festival beginning on Tishri, the 15th, and continuing through the 21st day of the seventh month of the Hebrew Calendar (Leviticus 23:34).

Speaking of the end times, Jesus said, “Learn a parable of the fig tree; When his branch is yet tender, and putteth forth leaves, ye know that summer is nigh; So likewise ye, when ye shall see all these things [signs of the end of the age], know that He [Jesus] is near, even at the doors”. Are we seeing the “fig tree” beginning to bud? Have we finally entered the “season” of the end times? Is the return of Christ “near, even at the doors”?

There is a warning for Christians in the latter days that, if ignored, could cause them to fail. It’s simply known as “burnout.” Christians are admonished to beware, “the love of many will wax cold.” We are also advised that some will allow themselves to grow “lukewarm.” The alarm has sounded; Christians must be cautious not to abandon God’s ways and “become weary in well doing.”

It is commonly known within God’s Church that the waiving of the sheaf of firstfruits before the Lord on “the morrow after the Sabbath” (Lev 23:9-11) was a portrayal of Christ presenting Himself to His Father following His resurrection (John 20:17). This connection to Jesus Christ’s resurrection should erase any questions about which Sabbath Leviticus 23:11 is referencing. Christ fulfilled this ritual’s portrayal of first fruits because He is the “first of the first fruits” (1 Cor. 15:23).

Since the 1917 publication of the Scofield Bible, which included study notes about the rapture—the notion that a select group of Christians in the end times would waft off to heaven before the tribulation—this notion has been gaining popularity within the Christian Protestant community. What’s astonishing about this teaching is how widely it has been accepted and embraced by such a large group of Christians today—it really is stunning!

Those of us who have observed God's Holy Days for any number of years are familiar with the Passover and the Days of Unleavened Bread. The significance of all the tapestries, types, and anti-types that serve as reminders of why we observe all that we observe is important. They are replete with all sorts of physical demonstrations and associations intended to transform our lives. God wants a change in both our conduct and character.

Jesus Christ was Jewish and observed Passover. He never kept an Easter in His life! So, how was this Holy Day changed? And who changed the day He observed, chose, and instituted as the Holy Day for taking His emblems, representing His body and blood? Where is the biblical record confirming the authority for this replacement?

If you were to take a poll, Jesus Christ would most likely be voted the world’s most controversial figure. He has been the most debated about, suspected, and questioned personality who ever walked this earth. The legacy He left since His visitation just short of 2000 years ago is nothing short of stunning!

“The Tenth Commandment, "You shall not covet," often receives less attention compared to its counterparts. At first glance, its internal nature may appear less serious, but a deeper evaluation exploration reveals the pivotal role it plays in steering our moral compass.” This article concise statement explores the interconnection it has with the other nine. provides an effective overview of the message.

Without a doubt, marriage is the most important “team” of any nation. It goes without saying, what condition the family is in, so goes the neighborhood, the national culture, and by extension, the world.

How does one go about finding some sanity inside of such confusion we find ourselves surrounded by?

As we look around at deteriorating world conditions, many wonder, “What on earth is God doing?

It has been approximately five years since the Covid-19 Pandemic (a.k.a. CCP virus) first affected the world with wonder, suspicion, and fear, traumatizing the globe with paranoia, causing a lot of stress, worry, and anxiety.

Jesus said the men of Sodom would rise from the dead in a future day of judgment. But for what purpose? Will they again be destroyed by a consuming fire?

A new trend has been dominating the news and social media, questioning ones gender identity...

Can we find substantiation in our Bibles for this widely held belief?