The word Hypocrite means “an actor.” But in ancient Greek, the term also carries the idea of acting behind a mask. That concept is used in Matthew as Jesus rebukes the Pharisees for their saying one thing but doing another. However, Jesus also has a warning for us and the judgment of our words. What does our speech reveal about the real us?

A look at the harvest and vintage judgments revealed in Revelation 14, which describe the final judgment of sinners by God, before the return of Christ and His thousand year reign.

In this lesson, we continue our study of 1 Corinthians 5, a chapter devoted to Paul’s exhortation to the Corinthians concerning an urgent case of church discipline and the critical importance of maintaining purity within the local assembly.

No one took Jesus life from Him; in obedience to the heavenly Father He willfully gave it up.

The Pharisees’ rejection of Christ wasn’t for the lack of evidence or for the absence of information. They simply reached a point where they hardened their hearts towards the gospel. What does this mean for those today who reject God’s truth?

A look at the beginning Revelation 14:6-13 to examine the 3 angels and 4 announcements given by God to both believers and unbelievers near the end of the Great Tribulation.

In this lesson, we begin our study of 1 Corinthians 5, a chapter devoted to Paul’s exhortation to the Corinthians concerning an urgent case of church discipline and the critical importance of maintaining purity within the local assembly.

It was first faithful women who saw the empty tomb and the risen Lord.”

A look at the beginning Revelation 14 to identify the 144,000 triumphant saints that stand with Jesus Christ on Mt. Zion in Jerusalem, and the triumphant song that continues from the throne room of God in heaven.