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Jesus really is coming back. The New Testament presents His return as a sure promise, not a symbol or spiritual metaphor. Jesus will gather His people, raise those who have died in Him, and bring history to its rightful fulfillment. The exact timing is unknown, but the promise is certain, so believers can live with hope, holiness, courage, and purpose. This Bible study explores what Scripture says about Jesus’ return, how the Assemblies of God understands the promise, and why

Anger is not automatically a sin, but Scripture treats it as powerful and dangerous. The Bible calls us to listen before speaking, slow down before reacting, refuse revenge, and move toward truth, forgiveness, and repair. Through the Holy Spirit, anger can become an invitation to wisdom and self-control rather than a doorway to harm. Many people feel ashamed of their anger. Others feel justified by it. Some have learned to bury it until it comes out in sarcasm, silence, harsh

Yes, Christians can use AI as a limited study aid, but it must remain under the authority of Scripture, prayer, the Holy Spirit, sound interpretation, and Christian community. AI may organize questions or explain background; it cannot replace God’s Word, spiritual discernment, pastoral care, or the church. This article explores how to use artificial intelligence wisely while studying the Bible. We will consider what AI can do, where it can mislead us, how Scripture guides our

Yes, Christians can use AI as a limited study aid, but it must remain under the authority of Scripture, prayer, the Holy Spirit, sound interpretation, and Christian community. AI may organize questions or explain background; it cannot replace God’s Word, spiritual discernment, pastoral care, or the church. This article explores how to use artificial intelligence wisely while studying the Bible. We will consider what AI can do, where it can mislead us, how Scripture guides our

Jesus really is coming back. The New Testament presents His return as a sure promise, not a symbol or spiritual metaphor. Jesus will gather His people, raise those who have died in Him, and bring history to its rightful fulfillment. The exact timing is unknown, but the promise is certain, so believers can live with hope, holiness, courage, and purpose. This Bible study explores what Scripture says about Jesus’ return, how the Assemblies of God understands the promise, and why

Anger is not automatically a sin, but Scripture treats it as powerful and dangerous. The Bible calls us to listen before speaking, slow down before reacting, refuse revenge, and move toward truth, forgiveness, and repair. Through the Holy Spirit, anger can become an invitation to wisdom and self-control rather than a doorway to harm. Many people feel ashamed of their anger. Others feel justified by it. Some have learned to bury it until it comes out in sarcasm, silence, harsh

Repeated mistakes often continue because sin is not only a decision in a moment; it can be a practiced pattern shaped by desires, pressures, settings, and unexamined responses. Scripture meets this struggle with both honesty and hope: confess what is true, turn toward Christ, walk by the Spirit, invite wise accountability, and rise again by grace. If you keep returning to the same mistake, you may feel discouraged, ashamed, or spiritually confused. You may wonder whether your

True worship is a whole-life response to God through Jesus, empowered by the Holy Spirit and anchored in Scripture. It includes gathered singing and prayer, but also shapes how we work, love, give, use our bodies, pursue justice, forgive, and obey. Worship is not performance; it is surrendered communion with God. In this article, we will explore how the Bible presents worship as more than music or a Sunday experience. We will consider worship in spirit and truth, the offering

When a nation gathers to pray, the Church is reminded that spiritual renewal begins with humble dependence on God, not hostility toward people. Corporate prayer unites believers around repentance, mercy, the Gospel, and hope. For the global Church, such gatherings become an invitation to pray faithfully across borders, in homes, churches, small groups, and online communities. The recent Battle for Britain gathering in Manchester brought thousands of Christians from the United

Salvation in the Assemblies of God is God’s gracious rescue from sin through Jesus Christ, the Son of God. Jesus became fully human, died in our place, rose bodily from the grave, and offers forgiveness and new life to everyone who turns to God in repentance and trusts Him by faith. Salvation is received by grace, not earned by works. This Bible study begins a four-part look at the Assemblies of God’s core doctrines: Jesus Christ the Savior, the baptism in the Holy Spirit, di