Our lives are made up of decades, years, hours, minutes, and seconds, and there are 86,400 seconds in each day. Time is an immeasurably valuable commodity, a finite resource that we can spend, invest in, or waste just like money. We are all given a limited amount of time on earth to live, and then we die. In God’s grace and mercy, He knows when that time is for each person. As the awareness of sin marches on, the seconds of our lives tick away. Every one of those seconds is a step on the road to eternity.

Show notes:

Quotes in this episode were from King David, Leonard Ravenhill, and Dave Hunt.

Recommended reading:

Why Revival Tarries by Leonard Ravenhill

Whatever Happened to Heaven by Dave Hunt

Link to The Berean Call, the ministry founded by Dave Hunt for more solid Bible teaching and resources.

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Jesus said that there is one sin that won't be forgiven. When people think of the unforgivable sin, they generally have a list of the so-called big and small ones. Things like murder and rape are usually at the top, while gossip and pride are lesser offenses in society's eyes. But the Bible breaks through the confusion and tells us what the unpardonable sin is and how to avoid it. We'll discuss it together in this episode.

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Show Notes: Recommended reading,

One Minute After You Die - Erwin Lutzer

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The sad news of the recent assassination of Charlie Kirk shed light on the elephant in the world’s living room. It exposed society’s underlying hatred of anything good, especially true Christians. Let’s take a realistic look at the reason behind the hate and what the Christian response should be.

Show Notes:

Link to article: The World Will Hate You.

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The Spirit-filled life is a term we often hear and read about, but what exactly does it mean? In this timely message, Pastor Ian Huxham provides a biblical overview of the Holy Spirit's role in our Christian life. He explains why being Spirit-filled, led, and empowered should be the norm, not the exception, in the daily lives of every follower of Jesus.

This episode is from one of the messages at the 2025 Southwest Bible Week Conference in Bicton, UK. Pastor Ian Huxham is a dear friend of mine, and I trust that you will be as blessed and encouraged by his preaching as I am. Links to further teaching are available below in the show notes.

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Show Notes:

All other audio messages from 2025 Southwest Bible Week speakers.

Article by Pastor Ian Huxham: Authority in the Name of Jesus.

Link to Evangel Church, Sidmouth, UK, to listen to other sermons.

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Many people are breathing a collective sigh of relief as it seems we've averted an all-out war in the Middle East. In reality, numerous geopolitical, economic, and social crises are at a boiling point around the globe, and many people remain unaware of them, leading to a growing false sense of peace and safety. Let's take a biblical look at the current realities we face and the troubles that will come upon the whole earth in the days ahead, as we near the end of history and Jesus' return.

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Woe to those who call evil good and good evil! When Isaiah spoke these words, he warned the people of his day about moral and spiritual blindness. Here we are, nearly three millennia later, and not only is most of humanity in a moral free-fall, but it’s normal for evil to be called good and good called evil. Let’s explore the personal implications and how we should respond to a world full of people who think true Christians are the bad guys.

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When Jesus asked this question two thousand years ago, He was alerting His followers about the prevailing spiritual condition of people on earth at the time of His return. Jesus knew the answer: the close of the age would be marked by a mass defection from the truth. What will they be falling away from? The faith that was once for all delivered to the saints. Let’s look at the current defection from the faith leading toward total apostasy and what we can do about it.

Show Notes:

A.W. Tozer's book: The Knowledge of the Holy

Will Jesus Find Faith? Read the article on Concerning The Times

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We are witnessing a growing number of spiritual movements in our time that are masquerading as authentic revivals, but seem to originate from a different spirit. Let’s examine how this spiritual deception sets the stage for the coming global false end-time revival and the worship of the Antichrist. Read, The Coming Global False Revival at: https://concerningthetimes.com/the-coming-global-false-revival/

Show Notes:

Our YouTube video on the coming global false revival: https://youtu.be/fewkXYDB3hk?si=oGpvkneZEcb0iU5l

Book by Leonard Ravenhill: Why Revival Tarries

Book by A.W. Tozer: Fiery Faith

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