Come and Dine calls believers back to the center of the Christian life: Jesus Christ Himself. The Father says, “Hear Him.” Scripture points to Him. Jesus invites us to come, abide, dine, and receive life from Him—not move past Him into religion, activity, or knowledge without relationship.

You cannot revive what refuses to turn back to God. Many chase revival, but Scripture asks if we want it enough to repent. Revival is not excitement on an unchanged life. God starts with His people. Sardis looked alive and was dead. The answer is not a rebrand. Return to Jesus.

The gospel is Jesus Christ alone—not ourselves, denominations, or human additions. Paul preached Christ crucified as the center of Christianity. The cross is the life, not just the entrance. Christ must have preeminence. Apostles preached Jesus, not themselves. Revival begins with repentance and returning to Him as Lord. Preach Christ crucified, risen, and preeminent. Take up the cross daily. The message is Jesus. Him we preach.

Jesus refused a political throne three times—before Pilate, on the Emmaus road, and at the Ascension. His disciples wanted Israel restored by government. He pointed them to the Cross, repentance, and Holy Spirit-empowered Gospel preaching. Politics can never replace the Gospel.

Eli honored his sons above God. Samuel, who announced that judgment, later appointed his own corrupt sons as judges. Their failure shattered trust. Israel answered spiritual collapse with a political demand: “Give us a king.” When God’s government fails, the people will seek a political solution.

Three major Christian voices—Oral Roberts, Rodney Howard-Browne, and Reinhard Bonnke—warned the American Church to wake up, reject political substitutes, and return to the Gospel. This article examines three warnings, three missed opportunities, and the urgent call to repent.

In 2013–2016, Reinhard Bonnke brought the Gospel to America with the same fire that transformed Africa, declaring “America shall be saved.” Many Evangelical leaders largely ignored him. Then they poured their energy into the 2016 Trump campaign and the pursuit of political power. The result: greater division and spiritual decline. Politics cannot save a nation. Only the Gospel can.

Proclaiming Christ to the nations through evangelistic crusades, church partnerships, and mission outreach. Learn about the vision of Pedro Israel Orta Ministries and how you can pray, encourage, and partner in sharing the life-changing message of Jesus Christ around the world.

Evangelical political power delivered major electoral and policy wins—from the Moral Majority to Project 2025 and the overturning of Roe. Yet church attendance has collapsed and the “nones” keep rising. This piece traces four decades of activism and asks the hard question: Did the Kingdom advance, or did politics become ultimate while the nation’s soul slipped away?

In a judgmental world, Ezekiel's prophecies and Jesus' Gospel reveal God's heart: no delight in the wicked's death, but joy in repentance. We aren't judges— we're watchmen called to warn lovingly and preach salvation, not condemn. Discover how divine mercy urges all to "turn and live!"

Step into biblical history at Bethany Beyond the Jordan, Jordan's UNESCO gem where John baptized Jesus. Wander John the Baptist Spring's oasis, ascend Elijah's Hill for prophetic vistas, immerse in the Jordan River's timeless flow, and reflect in the Orthodox Church of St. John. This intimate travelogue blends archaeology, faith, and desert serenity—ideal for spiritual seekers tracing the Gospels' dawn.

Explore the profound call to be bondservants (doulos) of Jesus, blending humility, cross-carrying sacrifice, and discipleship. Drawing from NT apostles’ self-identifications, Hebraic rabbi traditions like “sitting at the feet,” and Jesus’ teachings on denial and imitation, this article reveals transformative submission—voluntary bondage leading to eternal freedom in Christ.

This article critiques modern U.S. Christianity's shift toward political activism and cultural dominance, arguing the church's true mission is to proclaim (PREACH) the Gospel of Jesus Christ and to make disciples, not enforce morality. Drawing from Scripture, Church Fathers, history (e.g., Constantine, Crusades), and Luther, it calls for evangelism over culture wars, emphasizing heart transformation through repentance.

True Christianity demands sacrifice, not showmanship. Early Church Fathers like Ignatius and Polycarp lived Christ’s call, bearing crosses amid persecution. Today’s U.S. “Christians” often flaunt faith for profit, not action. Reject hypocrisy; embrace costly discipleship to honor the Gospel.