Amidst the chaos, I experienced a profound encounter with God in an old Roadway Inn Motel in Nashville, Tennessee. This moment was a turning point, reigniting my faith...

Stop. Before you share another 'end times' post or worry about another 'prophecy update,' here's the real revelation: The Kingdom isn't missing anything except you taking your place in it. The throne room isn't waiting for Christ's return - it's waiting for you to realize He's already seated you with Him.

Jerome’s use of lucifer in the Latin Vulgate was likely intentional, pointing to Christ as the true light-bearer. Over time, however, Christian tradition lost this Christ-centered reading, and lucifer became synonymous with Satan. Yet, the original text of Isaiah, when read in its proper context, is not about Satan. It’s about the downfall of a human king who sought to exalt himself. In contrast, Christ’s exaltation came through humility and submission to God’s will.

Throughout the ages, God has always preserved a faithful remnant—a group that carries His truth forward in a world often steeped in rebellion and compromise. These aren't just names etched in history; they are powerful testimonies of faith and resolve, the backbone of God's redemptive plan. From Noah building an ark amidst mockery to Elijah standing alone against the prophets of Baal, these men represent a blueprint for unwavering faith.

A key aspect of Job’s trials is the reports he receives about the deaths of his children. Traditionally, these reports are taken at face value, but this interpretation invites us to consider the possibility that the reports were flawed or misleading. Job does not witness their deaths; he only hears about them. This opens the door to the possibility that his children were not dead after all, and their eventual return symbolizes the restoration of what was believed to be lost.