Living the Enoch Lifestyle Renewed in the Latter Years Until He Comes It is never too late to start a deep vibrant walk with God In this episode of Until He Comes Ministries we explore the remarkable story of Enoch a man who began walking closely with the Lord at age and faithfully continued for another years Genesis Enoch's story is a powerful reminder that our later years can be our most spiritually fruitful Drawing from the lives of Enoch Moses and George M ller we examine what it truly means to bear fruit in old age Psalm and have [... more]

God's name, the Holy One of Israel, is emphasized during the latter period of Judah's kingdom, reflecting a divinely ordained design to suggest the Holy Trinity. This theme is prominent in most passages where this majestic name is used, especially in its final occurrence, which describes the prophesied invasion of Israel by Gog and the land of Magog. [... more]

In this episode Greg points out that the Parable of the Ten Bridesmaids which warns us to be ready for Jesus' appearing is followed immediately by the Parable of the Talents which warns us of what we will experience at the Judgment Seat of Christ Is this rapture-judgment order coincidental or intentional Greg believes the latter He proposes that Jesus' sudden appearing to retrieve His bride church the Rapture - because it is a divine decision rendered or judgment as to who is ready and who is not - is in a sense the first part or preliminary phase of [... more]

The story of the pilgrims and their journey to America is one of great sacrifice and perseverance. Led by William Bradford, they left England for Holland, then migrated to North America, facing numerous challenges along the way. Their first encounter with Native Americans, particularly the Wampanoag tribe, was a pivotal moment in their history, leading to a harvest celebration that would become known as the first Thanksgiving. However, the pilgrims' story is more complex than a simple tale of victory, as they struggled with adversity, fragmentation, and the temptation of economic opportunity. [... more]

The Christian Worldview Radio program explores the widely divergent stance toward Israel, discussing the moral equivalency argument, the history of Israel, and the role of God's chosen people in biblical prophecy. The program also touches on the Abraham Accords, the rise of anti-Semitism, and the importance of supporting Israel while acknowledging their current rebellion against God. [... more]

Abraham, at 175 years old, reflects on his life and the importance of finishing well, despite his age. He marries Keturah, a woman who is likely his concubine, and has six more sons, bringing his total to eight sons, seven grandsons, and three great-grandsons. Abraham's story highlights the biblical principle of not giving up, even in old age, and the importance of making a will to ensure the inheritance of one's family. [... more]

In the South, holding the door open for someone is a sign of hospitality, but what happens when they don't say thank you? Dr. Abaddon Shah shares his thoughts on the importance of faithfulness and not losing heart during the dry season, comparing it to the story of Nehemiah and the rebuilding of the walls around Jerusalem. He also discusses the concept of the latter rain and how God's people can trust in his promise to bless them, even when they don't see immediate results. [... more]

The New York Jets acquire Devante Adams, a Hall of Fame receiver, in a significant move that could impact their season. Meanwhile, the Buffalo Bills add Amari Cooper, and the Cleveland Browns trade away their best receiver, raising questions about their quarterback situation and team dynamics. [... more]

Life under the sun is marked by meaninglessness, futility, and separation from God, leading to a pursuit of escape mechanisms and a focus on materialism, rather than a spiritual perspective. [... more]

Biblical leverage is about using temporal wealth for eternal gain, and it requires a radical shift in perspective. Christians must define their value system by the word, not the world, and prioritize giving proportionately and sacrificially. The Holy Spirit plays a crucial role in the giving decision-making process, and accountability is essential for good stewardship. The prosperity gospel is a false teaching that promises financial well-being in exchange for righteousness, but true wealth lies in relationships and the fruit of the Spirit, not material possessions. [... more]

Biblical leverage is about using temporal wealth for eternal gain, and it's a matter of faith and trust in God's guidance. Christians are called to pursue the not yet over the now and the not seen over the visible, and this requires radical decisions and a willingness to take risks. Giving sacrificially and proportionately are key principles of biblical leverage, and it's essential to involve the Holy Spirit in the decision-making process. By leveraging what's dying and passing away, we can build the word into people and create a wise stewardship that will last forever. [... more]

Jerry Boyer, a resident economist and author, discusses God's design for economics and wealth creation, highlighting the importance of biblical principles and the role of the church in promoting a prosperous and just economy. [... more]

Kyrie Irving's decision to opt-in to his contract with the Brooklyn Nets has sparked a chain reaction of events, including the potential for Kevin Durant to demand a trade. Meanwhile, Russell Westbrook has opted-in to his contract with the Lakers, but the team still needs to improve its roster to compete in the Western Conference. [... more]

The United States of America plays a pivotal role in Bible prophecy, with many biblical descriptions pointing to the nation as Mystery Babylon the Great. Richard Pearson shares his insights on America's role in the end times, including the rapture and tribulation, and how the country will be the first to experience the apocalypse. [... more]

David's farewell speech reveals his heart's longing to build the temple for God's glory, but instead, he surrenders to God's plan and encourages his son Solomon to pursue God with a whole heart, integrity, and perseverance, leaving an example of godly parenting and worship. [... more]

David's farewell speech, as recorded in 1 Chronicles 28 and 29, showcases his godly surrender and parenting, prioritizing God's will over his own desires and legacy, and offering wisdom to his son Solomon and future generations. [... more]

The psalmist's heart is delighted in the fear of the Lord, finding security and hope in God's protection, even in the face of adversity and wicked plans. This is a lesson from the 119th Psalm, where the psalmist's faith is evident in his trust in God's sovereignty and care. [... more]

God delivers a wonderful truth of his sovereignty to Samuel, assuring him that he is in control of yesterday, today, and tomorrow. Samuel is tasked with anointing the next king of Israel, but God hasn't told him who to choose. Samuel's visit to Bethlehem is not an accident, and he is sent to the ancestral homestead of David's great-grandfather Boaz and great-grandmother Ruth. Samuel is introduced to each of Jesse's sons, but God rejects them all, looking not at their outward appearance but at their hearts. The youngest son, David, is the one God has chosen, but Samuel doesn't understand why and is confused by God's decision. [... more]

Fanny Crosby's remarkable life and legacy are a testament to the power of Christian faith and the sovereignty of God. Born blind, she overcame incredible obstacles to become one of the most prolific hymn writers in history, producing over 8,000 hymns that have inspired countless people around the world. Her story is a powerful reminder that our suffering can be used by God to display his glory and that our disability can be a catalyst for our greatest accomplishments. [... more]

The importance of missions and church planting in fulfilling the Great Commission, with a focus on biblical principles and indigenization, rather than rapidity and pragmatism. [... more]