By Stephen Flurry • July 31, 2026
The Apostle John was in the midst of a savage persecution. He was probably imprisoned on the isle of Patmos when he wrote his three epistles. Traitors were taking control of God’s own churches. John’s response was to teach them what is probably the most profound truth in the Bible. Tragically, most of God’s own people didn’t get it! His message may apply even more to God’s people in this end time—in the midst of a great falling away. Our greatest challenge today is to comprehend what John taught!
During His earthly ministry, the Son of God set aside time every day to talk to His Father in prayer. Realize the importance of disconnecting from distractions to connect with God.
The first chapter of John’s gospel reveals the history of God and the Word, long before the creation of the material universe. Understand the eternal relationship between these two great God beings.
Are you a disciple of Jesus Christ? Traditional Christianity teaches that Christ came to do everything for us, but the New Testament reveals true Christians must follow Christ’s example of perfect obedience.
Before crucial decisions, momentous events or agonizing trials, Jesus Christ binged on fervent prayer. Understand the prayer strategy that kept the Son of God focused in every trial.
Our number one priority in life must be how we talk to God in prayer. Jesus Christ’s perfect prayer life teaches us valuable lessons about how to connect with God.
The Apostle Paul wrote about having “repentance toward God, and faith toward our Lord Jesus Christ.” What does that mean for true Christians—both in the first century and now?
During His earthly ministry, the Son of God set aside time every day to talk to His Father in prayer. Realize the importance of disconnecting from distractions to connect with God.
The Bible exhorts true Christians to follow in the steps of Jesus Christ. Reconfiguring your life around the Word and Work of God is the only path to happiness.