Moses in his song uses the metaphor of a Rock to describe who God is to Israel. Four times in Deuteronomy 32:4, 15, 30, and 31, he referred to God as the Rock of Israel.

In Luke 8: 22-25, Jesus asked the disciples an incisive question: “Where is your faith?” This question applies to every one of us threatened by COVID-19 and its resultant effects.

The kind of faith that impresses God and activates miracles is faith that works through the medium of the spoken word. In 2 Corinthian 4:13, Paul wrote about the spirit of faith...

In Ephesians chapters 4-6, Paul reminds us that the Christian is involved in relentless warfare with an unseen enemy. The warfare requires preparations and a certain battle attire, called the armour of God. Only by putting on this armour can we be strong in the Lord and be able to fight the enemy.

The metaphor, Rock of Escape, which is the name David gave to the place he escaped from Saul, aptly describes who Jesus is to us and what His finished work at Calvary represents.

The Rock of Escape is the name given by David and his men to a rock in the wilderness of Maon, where DAVID escaped the pursuit and capture of king Saul. In other words, that place was their rock of escape. We all have a place we can call our place of escape.

Faith is one weapon we must use against the fear of COVID-19. Many ask, can faith in God work at this time when COVID-19 is devastating the world? The answer is a big Yes.

The COVID-19 pandemic has thrown the world into a panic mode. Since World War 2, it is doubtful if anything has ever brought the world to its knees like this disease.

Jesus is our undisputed champion. He set the example for us of how to be a champion. He prevailed over Satan. On the strength of His victory, He became the Champion, and then by extension, we His children also became champions.

ACCORDING to the writer of the book of Hebrews, Jesus came to bring many sons to glory. He made this possible through his death on the cross. Paul stated that he came to bring men to the measure of the stature of the fullness of Christ.

A true measure of our love for God is known by the way we worship Him. The motive and the condition under which worship is made matters a great deal.

In this end-time, Satan and his anti-Christ will stop at nothing in deceiving many to worship them. You only need to read Revelation 13 to understand this.