Divinely Inspired
An apostolic warning from 1 John 5:21 — exploring how believers can guard themselves from idols and the clever facsimiles of God in the last days. A call to embrace the baptism of truth, reject subtle substitutes, and remain anchored in purity, discernment, and genuine devotion to Christ.
Read More KEEP YOURSELF FROM IDOLS: APOSTOLIC WARNING FOR THE LAST DAYSAn expository exploration of Galatians 4:28–31 revealing the spiritual difference between the children of the bondwoman and the children of the free. Discover how Ishmael and Isaac represent two realms — flesh vs. Spirit, self-effort vs. promise — and how every believer must “cast out the bondwoman” to fully inherit their destiny in Christ.
Read More CHILDREN OF THE FREE VS. CHILDREN OF THE BONDWOMANMany believers serving faithfully in their church assignments fear they may “miss out” during supernatural moves of God. But just like Eldad and Medad in Numbers 11, God remembers those who stand in their place of assignment. This teaching shows why no faithful worker is ever forgotten—and why your divine portion will always locate you.
Read More WHEN GOD REMEMBERS YOU IN YOUR PLACE OF ASSIGNMENTNehemiah’s declaration, “I am doing a great work and I cannot come down,” is a powerful blueprint for every believer with a divine assignment. This expository teaching reveals how to avoid distractions, discern destiny-draining relationships, and handle those who want to pull you down—so you can stay faithful, focused, and finish the work God committed to your hands.
Read More I AM DOING A GREAT WORK — AND I WILL NOT COME DOWNWarfare is not optional for the believer. The day you were saved, you were enlisted into a Kingdom conflict. But God did not leave you unarmed. He equipped you with powerful spiritual weapons to overcome darkness, resist demonic operations, and enforce Christ’s victory on earth. This teaching unveils the weapons of our warfare, how they work, and how to use them effectively in daily life.
Read More THE WEAPONS OF OUR WARFAREJesus said, “All manner of sin and blasphemy shall be forgiven… but the blasphemy against the Holy Ghost shall not be forgiven” (Matthew 12:31). What does this mean? Is there really a sin beyond God’s mercy? This post explores Mark 3:28–30 and Matthew 12:31–32, unpacking the context, meaning, and application of Jesus’ solemn warning about the unforgivable sin. Discover the vastness of God’s grace, the seriousness of resisting the Spirit, and the hope available to all who repent.
Read More 🕊️ The Sin That Cannot Be Forgiven: Understanding Blasphemy Against the Holy SpiritThe Bible provides clear criteria for identifying false teachers and prophets. A false teacher or prophet is someone who deliberately or ignorantly misrepresents God’s truth, leading others away from the faith. Jesus warned about them in Matthew 7:15, saying, “Beware of false prophets, who come to you in sheep’s clothing but inwardly are ravenous wolves.” […]
Read More What Makes a Person a False Teacher or Prophet?
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