What is the gospel? Not everything in Scripture is the gospel — but 1 Corinthians 15:1–4 defines it plainly. Christ died, was buried, rose again — the only message that saves.

David teaches us to “forget not His benefits.” Gratitude grows as we remember God’s goodness—His forgiveness, mercy, protection, and love—day after day.

Thanksgiving isn’t for perfect seasons—it’s for every season. Paul reminds us to give thanks in all things because God’s goodness never changes, even when life does.

A thankful believer is a stable believer. Gratitude strengthens your faith, roots your heart in Christ, and helps you stand firm when life becomes difficult.

Erasing Israel requires ignoring Scripture. These 50 key passages—from Genesis to Revelation—prove God’s promises to Israel stand unbroken and unchanging.

Thanksgiving is not optional in prayer—it’s essential. Paul shows that gratitude opens the heart, strengthens faith, and ushers in the peace of God that guards our minds.

Discover 7 sinister ways replacement theology “attempts” to erase Israel from the covenants, prophecies, and future restoration.

Most of Christendom believes and supports Israel-Denying theology, a theology that erases Israel from God’s plan redemption and it’s future restoration.

Paul points us to the greatest gift God has ever given—Christ Himself. Gratitude begins with Jesus, the indescribable gift who anchors our hope and assurance every single day.

David prayed, “Restore to me the joy of Your salvation.” The joy wasn’t lost because God changed, but because David drifted. Psalm 51:12 reminds us that God restores joy and upholds us by His generous Spirit.