Thy Word

In the spiritual conflict that we’re involved in as the children of God, Scripture portrays the resurrected Christ as our champion who has disarmed and triumphed over hostile principalities and powers.

“Then the end will come, when He hands over the kingdom to God the Father after He has destroyed all

The most important tenet of the resurrection story is that the resurrection of Christ is not just a personal miracle, but a cosmic takeover.

The two Adams in the Bible are representatives of humanity, and their actions had consequences for all humanity descendants.

The resurrection of Christ shattered humanity’s last enemy. Because death no longer has dominion over Him, it will never have final dominion over us.

Apostle Paul, a man of tireless ambition and intellect, strips away his credentials to reveal the engine behind his endurance.

We live in a world that tells us to climb over others, to demand recognition, and to occupy the center of every room. Yet, the economy of the Kingdom of Heaven operates on a different frequency. The Scriptures offer us a startling “Great Reversal”: the way up is actually down. To reach the heights of God’s purpose, we must first learn the holy art of descending.

“Then last of all He was seen by me also, as to one of untimely birth.” — 1 Corinthians 15:8

So radical was James’ transformation after seeing the Risen Christ that he became the defacto administrative and jurisdictional head of the church in Jerusalem.

Though he had denied him, at Pentecost the same Peter stood before thousands, his voice ringing with the quiet authority of one who had seen the Risen Lord.