Some say, “Oh, the Rapture is just a modern invention, some 19th-century gimmick.” Nonsense. Yes, J.N. Darby helped popularize it in more recent times, but long before him, the early Church Fathers like Irenaeus and Cyprian wrote about believers being “snatched up” before judgment. It’s not new—it’s biblical. We also hear about the Rapture straight from Paul, Peter, James, and most importantly, Jesus Himself: “I will come again and receive you to myself.”

This kind of misinterpretation of Scripture because of a lack of belief in the authority of Scripture (often coupled with biblical illiteracy!) is sadly very common, not just among professing Christian celebrities, but within churches, Christian colleges and universities, and even seminaries. It’s tragic, and we see the fruit as more and more Christians abandon the truth of God’s Word for the wisdom of our age. As I’ve always said, once you abandon the truth and authority of God’s Word beginning in Genesis, more compromise follows.

"How convenient of the enemy to blur the sound theology behind true Dispensationalist teaching and get people wondering if all prophecy is history, the Church is Israel, and we are deluded if we think our 'purpose' is to believe sound prophecy teaching when that is but a diversion."

During the last two decades, Americans’ belief in spiritual realities fell dramatically. In the early 2000s, belief in God stood at over 90%, roughly where it had been for many decades. According to Gallup News, by 2023 it had fallen to 74% — still a majority, but a big decline. Gallup reported that in 2023, 69% of Americans believed in angels, 67% in heaven, 59% in hell, and 58% of Americans believed in the devil.

Defending Oklahoma’s standards that require true American history and civics as well as Bible lessons, Walters has been one of the most vocal education officials to push back on wokeness. With teachers fleeing from Big Government states that require teaching absurdities such as “27 genders,” Walters said the gains needed to be protected.    

A Chinese technology company has announced bold plans to release what it calls the world’s first gestation robot–a humanoid machine designed to carry a baby in an artificial womb embedded within its abdomen.

“I see it affecting families with girl athletes who are frustrated about having to compete against a biological male,” Lori Cisneros, board trustee, told Fox News Digital. “And they’re frustrated because biological males, naturally, are stronger, bigger and just different than how girls are designed.”

A group of 80 pastors is taking a stand against Kroger. The coalition of clergy sent a letter to interim Kroger CEO Ronald Sargent with an ultimatum: Drop the LGBT agenda or face a boycott. Kroger is already closing 60 stores over the next year and a half, so it’s bad timing for the local grocer. But is the boycott warranted? Well, Kroger has a long history of going head over heels on LGBT issues.

Australia has not only succumbed to bad politics but also bad theology.  You see, Australia has been infected by replacement theology and this virus not only affects pulpits, it affects public office as well.  At the core of replacement theology is the view that Israel, as a nation rejected, is undeserving of a glorious future.  In this warped theology, Israel is therefore seen as powerless, stateless, fruitless and futureless.

U.S.-based Christian charity Samaritan’s Purse, led by evangelist Franklin Graham, has begun airlifting critical aid to Gaza amid mounting concerns about severe shortages of food and other essential supplies in the Hamas-ruled territory.

For those familiar with geography, you will know that Australia is called “the Land Down Under” because of its location in the southern hemisphere, below many of the northern continents.  However, many remnant believers feel that Australia is not just under the equator but also about to find itself under God’s wrath as a result of recent decisions which indicate that Australia is abandoning the national interests of Israel. 

In a speech to fellow South Carolina Republicans on Wednesday, U.S. Senator Lindsey Graham said, “If America pulls the plug on Israel, God will pull the plug on us.”

President Donald Trump has ordered the Pentagon to deploy three Navy guided-missile destroyers off the coast of South America, expanding the U.S. military’s role in combatting drug cartels and intensifying tensions with Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro.

We live in a fallen world overflowing with sin. There are those who enter our country with ill intent to literally rape, steal, do criminal acts, misuse, and abuse the generosity of America. There are those who enter our nation illegally with the intent on destroying our nation from within. Borders are one line of defense against such things. To be a country requires borders. To ignore borders is to disobey God and destroy a nation and its citizens with all the consequent added financial and societal burdens of the mass influx of immigrants.

President Trump has ordered two U.S. nuclear submarines to be positioned in strategic locations near Russia as a war of words erupts between the United States and the Kremlin.

“It’s disappointing that Democrat leadership and the radical left resort to these type of tactics,” the congressman said in an exclusive statement to Fox. “I remain committed to my work to get this country back on track and will not be deterred by their threats.”

Yes, there is a price to be paid for reaching the lost. Are they worth it? Stop for a moment and think about those around you who have not made a decision for Christ. Think about your mom or dad, brother or sister, neighbor, co-worker. Tell me—are they worth it?

Song of Solomon 2:10 reads, “My beloved spoke, and said to me: ‘Rise up, my love, my fair one, and come away.” What deep emotion this verse conveys! But has it occurred to you that Jesus has desires, too? One of them is an intense longing to have us with Him.

Peter wrote, "Be sober, be vigilant; because your adversary the devil walks about like a roaring lion, seeking whom he may devour" (1 Peter 5:8). Everyone—believer and nonbeliever—faces temptation, but not everyone handles it very well. Most people just cave to it.

If a doctor fails to follow their own advice, does that mean medicine doesn’t work? Of course not. In the same way, the failures of Christians don’t disprove the truth of Christianity.  The standard of our faith is not the behavior of its followers—it’s the person of Jesus Christ. He lived a sinless life, died for our sins, and rose again. He is the foundation of our faith—not our performance.

Josephus recorded this lament: "The scepter has departed from Judah, but Shiloh has not come." They were mourning because they thought God had broken His promise. What they didn't know was their Messiah was about to go to the Jordan River, where John the Baptist would say, "Behold! The Lamb of God who takes away the sin of the world!" (John 1:29).