At the time of the rapture of the Church, the Lord Himself—the Victor who conquered death, hell, and the grave—will come down from His heavenly habitation to give a shout (keleusma, Greek): an arousing command, an order to resurrect the dead bodies of the righteous and to call His Bride...

Paul writes with deep compassion, reminding believers that we are not to grieve like those who have no hope. This does not mean we do not grieve at all, loss is real, and sorrow is a natural expression of love. But as children of a loving Father, our grief is...

Ephesians 4:8 shows us Christ as the victorious King. After rising from the dead, He ascended in authority and began giving gifts to His people. His victory was complete. Sin and death were defeated, and everyone who believes in Him is brought into freedom. The gifts He gives are spiritual,...

In Pastor Franklin's message on Easter Sunday, he spoke about the three red cords on the scapegoat and how they represent God, the devil, and the sinner. When we consider the three crosses and how there was one thief, one of the thieves mocked Jesus just like the high priests,...

The sacrifice of the red heifer was a very specific command given by God to the Israelites. They were to bring a completely red, flawless heifer—one that had never been under a yoke—to Eleazar the priest. The animal was taken outside the camp and slaughtered, and its blood was sprinkled...