Ephesians 1:17 reveals Paul’s heart for believers: that God would give them the spirit of wisdom and revelation, so they may truly know Christ and their position in Him.

It absolutely matters to distinguish Peter’s message from Paul’s.
Only one has the power unto salvation! And blending the two—like most of Christendom does—perverts Paul’s gospel and nullifies the grace of God.

The Lord Jesus Christ, the Creator and Sustainer of all things, took on flesh and went to the cross. The same hands that formed the world were pierced for our redemption.

Scripture draws a line between prophecy and mystery: one spoken since the world began, the other hidden until revealed to Paul. Seeing this distinction transforms how we read God’s Word.

Romans 6:23 contrasts sin’s wages—death—with God’s gift of eternal life through Christ. Grace, not works, brings salvation. Rest in His gift today.

When life overwhelms us with guilt, failure, or fear, Romans 8:34 brings clarity and comfort: Christ Jesus, who died, rose again, and now intercedes for us.

Affliction doesn’t mean defeat—it means God is refining you. The Lord delivers His people out of every trial.

The cross wasn’t a reaction to sin—it was God’s eternal plan. Christ died not in spite of sin but because of it, reconciling the world to Himself through perfect love.

The world calls it peace—but Scripture calls it deception. A coalition of nations forms against Israel under the banner of diplomacy. Discernment wins the day.

God doesn’t wait for strength—He supplies it. When you are weak, His grace lifts you, and His strength sustains you.