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God Remains Faithful: Holding Fast to Hope in a World of Upheaval (Hebrews 10:23) We don’t need to look far to feel the weight of uncertainty right now. Wars and rumours of wars dominate the headlines. Economies tremble. Natural disasters strike with heartbreaking frequency. Political division has reached fever pitch. Trust in institutions is crumbling, and many are asking, “Where is God in all this chaos?” In the middle of this global upheaval, one ancient verse speaks with startling relevance:  “Let us hold fast the confession of our hope without wavering, for He who promised is faithful.” (Hebrews 10:23 ESV) This wasn’t written in a season of peace and prosperity. The original readers were facing persecution, economic hardship, and the very real possibility of losing everything for following Jesus. Sound familiar? When the World Feels Like It’s Unravelling, God Remains Unshaken Earthquakes may rattle nations, stock markets may crash, leaders may fail, and social media may amplif...

Understanding the Unseen Realm, Baal, and the Coming Antichrist If you search “what is idolatry in the Bible,” most answers say something like: “putting anything before God” or “worshiping statues.” That’s true on the surface but it is infinitely darker and more cosmic than we think. It is not symbolic psychology. It is cosmic treason against the Most High. The Shocking Truth the Bible Never Hides The Old Testament does NOT teach that other gods are imaginary. It teaches that other gods (elohim) are real spiritual beings; members of Yahweh’s divine council, who were originally appointed to govern the nations after the Tower of Babel (Deuteronomy 32:8–9, Dead Sea Scrolls & Septuagint reading). Most of these “sons of God” (bene ha-elohim) rebelled. Instead of pointing the nations back to Yahweh, they demanded the worship that belongs only to the Creator (Psalm 82; Deuteronomy 32:17; Psalm 96:5). That is biblical idolatry: giving glory, fear, sacrifices, oaths, and allegiance to a...