Preaching the Gospel of Jesus Christ, not politics, sparks revival. From Jonah’s Nineveh to the Welsh Revival and 20th-century Holy Spirit movements, repentance and the Gospel transformed pagan and secular cultures. To save America, we must preach Jesus Christ alone, for only Jesus changes hearts, not political movements (Acts 4:12).

In 2025, U.S. Christianity faces a crisis akin to the pre-Reformation Catholic Church, marked by the unscriptural Trump revival myth, megachurch decadence, and scandals. Small churches, rooted in repentance, offer hope for renewal, echoing Luther’s call for authenticity in a fragmented, spectacle-driven faith landscape.

The Babylonian system lures Christians from the gospel’s simplicity with materialism and pride, neutralizing its power to save, heal, and deliver. This conclusion to a 3-part series, citing Galatians 3:1-3 and 1 Corinthians 15:1-4, urges believers to reject deception and embrace Christ’s truth for freedom.

Part 3 examines the Babylonian system in modern mega-churches, media, & Christian movies, with Joni Lamb & Todd Coontz’s excesses. A theological critique & faithful examples like Keith Moore’s free ministry inspire resistance. Learn to reject worldly values & embrace Christ’s truth in this finale.

Part 2 traces the Babylonian system’s growth through the Reformation, 19th-century revivals, & 20th-century media. See how some scandals reflect materialism and pride. From state churches to televangelism, discover how faith became a commercial empire.

Part 1 defines the Babylonian system—materialism, pride, compromise—via Revelation 18 & Ezekiel 28. Trace its roots in ancient Babylon & Tyre, then its infiltration into the early church & medieval corruption. See how wealth & power sowed seeds of rebellion, setting the stage for modern excesses.

The Babylonian system—prideful, materialistic—has infiltrated Christian enterprises. This teaser introduces a 3-part series exploring its evolution, from ancient roots to modern mega-churches. Meet Joni Lamb, Todd Coontz, and faithful alternatives like Keith Moore. Dive in to discern truth from corruption.

The Last Day heralds Jesus Christ’s glorious return, the Day of the Lord, when the righteous rise and the unrepentant face judgment. Scripture warns of this dreadful day, urging readiness. Will you stand when the heavens open? Repent now, for the King is coming!

The Gospel of Jesus Christ is the powerful good news of His victory over sin and death. Defined as a world-shaping proclamation, its doctrine centers on Christ’s death, burial, and resurrection. Declared with the power of God and urgency, it demands demonstration through acts of the Holy Spirit, signs and wonders, calling all to repent and be saved!

Discover the divine metrics that matter most in the Gospels. From the widow’s sacrificial mites to Lazarus’ intimate friendship with Jesus, explore how God values heartfelt devotion, humility, endurance, love, and obedience over worldly success. This article unveils biblical principles for a life aligned with God’s heart.

Jesus’ call to repent or perish burns from the prophets, John the Baptist, and in Revelation. John’s fiery cry and Christ’s gospel demand action—justice, service, righteousness. Five churches warned: Repent or face judgment—awake to righteousness now, or fall. The Spirit empowers us to turn and live! #Repentance #ChurchAwake

The late Oral Roberts shared details on 27 September 2004 about a visitation he received from Jesus Christ. "But the thing that is breaking my heart is that I commanded my people, my church, to preach the Gospel in all the world and to teach all nations . . . and although there workers all over the world, it is just a drop in the bucket to what I commanded my disciples to do." How is this corrected? “There has got to be preaching with fire in the belly, there has to be anointing of the Holy Ghost, My Church has to WAKE-UP!”—Jesus Christ.

We say oh, how we love you, Lord! We say oh, we love you, Jesus! Oh, you are the love of my life! Do we mean it? We should also say, Lord, teach us how to love you more and more. Teach us how to keep the fire of our first love growing stronger and stronger. Restore unto us that first love and let it burn in us like the fire at the altar that must always burn. Leviticus 6:13 KJV: “The fire shall ever be burning upon the altar; it shall never go out.”

The death, burial, and resurrection of Jesus Christ is the power of God unto salvation to anyone who believes. Romans 1:16 KJV: “For I am not ashamed of the gospel of Christ: for it is the power of God unto salvation to every one that believeth; to the Jew first, and also to the Greek.”