Daily Encouragement
Romans 15:8 reveals Christ’s earthly ministry was to Israel, confirming covenant promises. Salvation for Gentiles came only through God’s plan for Israel, never apart from it.
Genesis 1:1 declares God as Creator. The Son spoke the universe into being—the same Jesus of Nazareth who died and rose again for our salvation.
Ephesians 1:13–14 declares believers are sealed with the Holy Spirit the moment they believe. The Spirit is God’s guarantee of our inheritance until final redemption, all to the praise of His glory.
10 Encouraging Promises from Romans 5 that assures believers of peace with God, grace to stand, hope of glory, love poured out, and eternal life. Every promise points to Christ’s unshakable love.
Whatever you are facing today, lay it at His feet. The same God who calmed the sea with a word can calm your anxious soul. Trust Him, for He is faithful.
Qatar condemns Israel, Egypt revives an Arab force, Pakistan joins a summit, the UN pushes a Palestinian state. Israel is on a collision course with the world — just as Scripture foretold.
There are no verses in the Bible that explicitly or otherwise say “the Church is the fulfillment of all the promises God made to Israel.”
Paul points to Abraham as proof that salvation is by faith, not works. Abraham believed God, and it was counted to him as righteousness—just as we are justified by faith in Christ alone.
After declaring the gospel as the power of God unto salvation (v.16), Paul now turns to the opposite revelation — the wrath of God against mankind’s sin (v.18).
Charlie Kirk’s assassination reminds us of Philippians 1: to live is Christ, to die is gain. Darkness cannot silence the light of Christ—stand firm, united, unafraid in the gospel.