• Jesus predicts His death and resurrection

    Imagine being able to describe in detail the circumstances of your own death and your triumphant return to life, months before they happen. Not as a possibility, not as a fear, but as an absolute certainty. This is exactly what Jesus did, repeatedly and with increasing specificity, as He approached Jerusalem for the last time.

    Yet these aren’t just remarkable predictions that did come true. They strike at the very heart of who Jesus is and why He came. When we truly grasp their significance, we begin to see how every detail was carefully orchestrated, and every prophecy was fulfilled with perfect precision. The implications for our faith, our grasp of God’s sovereignty, and our own eternal destiny are staggering… CLICK TO READ MORE...

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    What Does It Mean For Us to Share in Christ’s Suffering? (1 Peter 4:13)

    In our fellowship with Christ, suffering becomes not just bearable, but meaningful—even a cause for rejoicing...

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    Discover Paul's radical secret to lasting joy in a world chasing fleeting gain: Godliness and Contentment, which are key to true prosperity.

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