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...

Abraham stood on the mountain in complete obedience, his heart surrendered to God in a way few could comprehend. With trembling hands but unwavering faith, he prepared to offer his beloved son, Isaac, the very promise God had given him. At the last moment, the voice of the Lord broke...

In Numbers 21:8–9, God instructed Moses to make a fiery serpent and set it on a pole so that anyone who was bitten could look at it and live. All they had to do was look—and they would be saved. This key moment was not just about physical healing—it was...

Jesus became sin for us and took the curse of sin upon Himself on the cross. Many smile and nod at our yearly celebration of Jesus' death and resurrection, but go on acting as if they have not been changed, forgetting the warning from the Holy Spirit: “We should not...