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🖥️  Bible Session on AI with Minister Wayne The Distinction Between God’s Likeness and God-Likeness Genesis 3:4–5 serves as a foundational passage, where the serpent tempts Eve by promising that eating the forbidden fruit would make her “like God, knowing good and evil.” This moment introduces a critical distinction: humanity was created in the image and likeness of God, but was never intended to become God-like in essence or authority. Adam and Eve, though created in divine likeness, were spiritually immature. They walked with God but did not yet fully understand His nature, making them susceptible to deception. The serpent’s temptation was not an invitation to something entirely new, but a distortion of something already given. This deception mirrors Satan’s own rebellion. Unlike humanity, Satan was not created in God’s image, yet he desired to be like God. Humanity, already bearing God’s likeness, was tempted to exceed its created purpose. Since the fall, this impulse has persi...

📖 Preparing Through Prophecy and the Word Outline Persevering in the End Times Series Overview A sermon series titled "Persevering in the End Times" is being taught with the goal of helping the congregation understand that humanity is living on borrowed time Emphasis is placed on the urgency of being the church rather than merely playing church, as a global system is actively being constructed by powerful individuals who are unknowingly preparing the way for the Antichrist Daniel Chapter 7 Verses 15 Through 26 and the Four Kingdoms Daniel's vision of four beasts is identified as representing four successive world empires, namely Babylon, Persia, Greece, and Rome The first three kingdoms have already passed, while the fourth kingdom, Rome, is described as sleeping and destined to rise again in a new form The statue vision from Daniel chapter 2, featuring a head of gold, chest and arms of silver, belly and thighs of bronze, and legs of iron, is used to map these empir...

  Click Here for Audio  [ Click Here ] Eschatology is the branch of theology concerned with the final events in the history of the world, human destiny, and the "end times" . Derived from the Greek words eschatos (meaning "last") and logy (meaning "the study of"), it explores concepts like death, the afterlife, the Last Judgment, and the ultimate destiny of humanity. Prophecy Mainframe Overview End-time prophecy centers on Israel, Jerusalem, hostile nations, Christ’s return, and God’s kingdom. Current events may resemble prophetic alignment, but Scripture remains the authority. NKJV theme: God gathers, nations rage, Christ returns, God reigns. Israel Regathered Home God promised to gather Israel back from the nations. Ezekiel 36:24 — NKJV: “I will take you from among the nations.” Ezekiel 37:21 — God gathers Israel “from every side.” Ezekiel 11:17 — God gives Israel “the land of Israel.” Jeremiah 23:3 — God gathers “the remnant of My flock.” Jeremiah...

🙏 Sunday Service May 17, 2026 with Pastor Jose Outline Tithing and Offering Encouragement Giving should come from a place of gratitude rather than fear or pressure, reflecting genuine care for God. Hearts are encouraged to be examined before giving, with unresolved trauma, hurt, or unforgiveness identified as potential hindrances to blessing. Prayer is offered over tithes and offerings, asking God to assess the condition of each giver's heart. Introduction to the End Times Series The sermon continues a series on persevering in the end times, with the congregation directed to Revelation chapter 13, verses 1 through 10. The passage describes a beast rising from the sea with seven heads and ten horns, receiving power and authority from the dragon. Worship of the beast is described as global, with authority granted over every tribe, tongue, and nation for 42 months. Those whose names are written in the Book of Life are identified as the ones who will not worship the beast. Pati...

  Enduring Through Uncertainty Persevere in hard times. Trust God, not fear. Stay faithful to Jesus. Fake Deliverance Stop pretending to be free. Stop repeating the same sin. Real change requires repentance. Spiritual acting does not fool God. Self-Check Is fear ruling you? Are you blaming God? Are you pretending strength? Are you trying to impress people? Are you fooling yourself? God Sees Everything God knows the truth. Pride cannot hide. Fear should not lead. Stop looking back at fear. Focus on Jesus Keep your eyes on Jesus. Do not stare at problems. Take the next step with Him. Prayer brings peace. Trust God Stop arguing with God. Stop trying to control everything. Trust brings peace. God will lead you. Daily Endurance Pray daily. Obey God. Trust God’s Word. Lean on grace. Take one step at a time. Remember Who You Are You belong to Jesus. You are God’s child. Let that steady your heart. Bad news does not own you. What To Do Cling to God. Release comfort. Repent. Forgive. Pray. ...

🌹 Honoring Mothers on Mother's Day Opening Scriptures Isaiah 66:13 — God’s comfort compared to a mother’s comfort. Isaiah 49:15 — A mother’s compassion reflects God’s faithful love. Psalm 131:2 — A quiet soul is pictured like a child with its mother. Personal Testimony God uses life experiences to teach and reveal His grace. Early struggles were not the end of the story. What is shared is testimony, not pride. Motherhood Seen in Everyday Life A mother-in-law’s love and purpose. Homeless mothers and children on the streets. Incarcerated mothers connecting with their children. A mother’s final words: “I did my best.” Proud mothers at graduations. Mothers, aunts, sisters, mentors, and caregivers all reflect motherly love. God Calls Us to Honor Mothers Exodus 20:12 teaches us to honor father and mother. Honoring mothers is part of honoring God. Proverbs 31:28 reminds us that godly mothers deserve blessing and praise. Mothers Reflect God’s Grace Mothers show patience, sacrifice, courag...

 📝 Persevering in End Times Notes Persevering in the End Times - Session Overview Pastor Angela Burns is introduced as part of the teaching crew, presenting a three-part message on persevering in the end times. The session is structured around three core themes: end time deception and apostasy, what God expects of believers during the end times, and how to prevent oneself from falling into deception. Global and American Apostasy Statistics A large-scale survey of 80,000 people across 36 countries conducted as of March 2025 reveals that Christianity and Buddhism have experienced the steepest losses in religious affiliation. In Spain, 35% of adults raised as Christians are now unaffiliated, while Western Europe shows disaffiliation rates of 20% to 30%. For every person who joins Christianity, 12.4 people leave, with a 28.4% disaffiliation rate noted in certain regions. Pew data shows that 65% of US adults identify as Christian, down 12 points from 2009, with Catholics falling f...

⏳ End-Times Signs: Israel, Apostasy, Turmoil & the Antichrist 🕊️🔥 Daniel Chapter 12 Reading and Context Daniel chapter 12, verses 1 through 13 was read aloud, covering the prophecy of Michael the great prince, the time of distress, the resurrection of the dead, and the sealing of the scroll until the end of days. The passage describes a time when those whose names are written in the book will be delivered, and those who are wise will shine like the brightness of the heavens. A timeframe of 1,290 days from the abolishment of the daily sacrifice and the setting up of the abomination of desolation is outlined, with a blessing pronounced on those who reach 1,335 days. Prophetic Timeline and the Hebrew Calendar Daniel received his end-times revelations between approximately 529 and 538 B.C., meaning over 2,560 years have passed since those prophecies were given. Aligning with the prophetic time clock of God requires using the Hebrew calendar, which spans from Genesis to Revelation...

  — Presented by Elder Dave Recent Events • Justin Fairfax killed his wife, then himself; divorce stress suspected • Teen sons were home; eldest called 911 • His life, career, and reputation collapsed • Children lost everything • Days later, Shamar Elkins killed seven of his kids and another child • News filled with corruption, violence, and fraud Spiritual Condition Today • Hearts cold, pride rising, affection disappearing • People pretending to be normal while carrying toxic attitudes • Fake support, hidden gossip, spiritual decline Traits of Lost Souls • Selfish, deceptive, lawless • Morally confused, proud, cold toward God • Unloving, resistant to truth • Unrepentant, pleasure‑driven, spiritually numb • Reject correction and drift from faithfulness Church Hypocrisy • Loud worship but dead hearts • Religious performance without repentance • Holy appearance hiding rebellion • Know church language but deny Christ in lifestyle Biblical Warnings • Outward rel...

⏳ Warnings of the Last Days ⚠️ Deception in the End Times Eschatology and the Signs of the Last Days Matthew 24 verses 3 to 14 was read as the foundational scripture, covering Jesus' warnings about deception, wars, famines, pestilences, earthquakes, persecution, and the preaching of the gospel to all nations before the end. Eschatology is defined as the aspect of biblical doctrine dealing with last things, including the rapture, tribulation, second coming, the millennium, and eternity. Jesus' first and primary warning to his disciples regarding the end times was to take heed that no one deceives them, emphasizing watchfulness, vigilance, and careful discernment. Many believers today are described as spiritually asleep, having allowed cultural pressure toward political correctness to dilute the boldness required to preach the gospel truthfully. The gospel is characterized not as a message designed to make people feel good, but as a call to turn from wicked ways and be made r...

The Olivet Discourse: A Call to Watchfulness and Readiness The heart of this message is the Olivet Discourse, the teaching Jesus gave on the Mount of Olives shortly before His crucifixion. In this teaching, Jesus answered questions about the destruction of the temple, the troubles that would come, and the signs connected to His return. It is called the Olivet Discourse because it was delivered on the Mount of Olives, just outside Jerusalem. What the Olivet Discourse teaches Jesus warned that hard times would come. He spoke about deception and false prophets. He described wars, unrest, and global trouble. He pointed to tribulation, lawlessness, and fear. He taught that His return would be visible and certain. He called His followers to remain spiritually alert. Signs connected to the times The message connects the Olivet Discourse to conditions seen in the world today: wars intensifying food insecurity increasing earthquakes in many places persecution of Christians rising violence and l...