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Sealed or Seals: What’s in Your Future? (Part 2 of 2) :: By Tim Moore
In Part 1, we began looking at the seven seal judgments from the book of Revelation. Now we will compare and contrast those who are sealed for eternity and those who are sealed for wrath. Sealed for All Eternity The idea of God sealing His bondservants is taken directly from Revelation 7:2-3. The angel ascending from the…
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Sealed or Seals: What’s in Your Future? (Part 1 of 2) :: By Tim Moore
The Book of Revelation opens with great encouragement and unflinching affirmation of Jesus Christ as Lord of all. He is “the faithful witness, the firstborn of the dead, and the ruler of the kings of the earth” who loves us so much that He “released us from our sin by His blood” (1:5). The book is presented as His…
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Sealed or Seals: What’s in Your Future? (Part 1 of 2) :: By Tim Moore
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Rightly Dividing the Word :: By Tim Moore
(From Lamplighter magazine Jan/Feb 2026) The Prophetic Word Made More Sure Paul’s admonition to his protégé, Timothy, offers wise counsel to followers of Christ still today: rightly divide the Word of God. The challenge throughout the Church Age has been to remain true to God’s Word—contending earnestly for the truth it reveals in order to hand down…
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All Things New :: By Tim Moore
(New and Improved) Have you looked at yourself up close in a mirror recently? I mean really, really close—as in a magnifying mirror. Unless you are very young, you’ll find that a magnified close-up is rarely flattering. Every wrinkle and blemish and errant hair (or lack thereof) is exaggerated, to our great chagrin. Whether we…
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Jesus from the Garden to the Gate :: By Tim Moore
(Originally published in September/October 2021 Lamplighter magazine.) “Remember the former things from long past, for I am God, and there is no other; I am God and there is no one like Me, declaring the end from the beginning, and from ancient times things which have not been done, saying, ‘My purpose will be established,…
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Bethlehem: Little City of Spiritual Battle :: By Tim Moore
May you live in interesting times. I’ve referenced that proverbial statement more than once as a curse veiled within a blessing. The insinuation is that “interesting times” are often perilous, or at least filled with uncertainty. Most people prefer to live quiet, predictable lives. Some even become quite flustered when someone moves their cheese. But,…
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Beth Moore Opens Up About Her Troubling Past and the Astonishing Power of Grace
Prominent Christian leader Beth Moore’s past includes plenty of heartache and deep hurt. Beth opens up about the struggles she’s faced and the power of God’s amazing grace!