In the last days, as we await the return of our Lord Jesus Christ, it is crucial for us as believers to examine our hearts and attitudes towards wealth. The passage in Mark 10:17-31 provides valuable insights into the dangers that wealth can pose and the true priorities that should guide our lives.
compassion amidst a world that is often marked by division and self-centeredness.
As Christians living in the last days – a time of great uncertainty and upheaval – it can be easy to feel anxious and overwhelmed by the state of the world and the many challenges we face.
How should Christians see a broken world? Scripture invites believers to view the last days through Kingdom eyes—rooted in Christ’s reign, marked by discernment, and sustained by hope.
Scripture’s warnings about falling away are not meant to unsettle believers, but to form faithful endurance. This article explores how Christians remain rooted in Christ with confidence, not fear, in the last days.
It doesn’t seem to matter where you live today, governments and the general population seem to be turning against Christians. Any other religion is mostly tolerated, but not Christianity.
In the United States, Christianity is largely mocked by those in places of influence. This movement has gone world-wide in the last 2 decades.
What are we supposed to do as Christians when governments start to make policies and laws that are against the Bible and God’s commands?
If it feels like we’re living through a new chapter of Revelation every morning with our coffee, you’re not alone. But instead of doomscrolling and complaining about the state of the world, James reminds us to do something radical—be patient, pray, and actually help each other stay on track. Jesus is coming back, but until then, we have work to do. So, less grumbling, more praying, and definitely more reminding our fellow believers that drifting away isn’t an option. The time is short, but God’s mercy is still at work—let’s not waste it.