⭐⭐⭐⭐ Killing Jesus: A History by Bill O’Reilly and Martin Dugard retells the life and execution of Jesus of Nazareth with the pacing of a political thriller. The authors trace the events leading up to the death of the most influential man in history, placing Jesus squarely in the volatile world of Roman-occupied Judea. Power struggles, fragile alliances, and ruthless authority figures make it clear why his execution became inevitable. What surprised me most is how fresh the story felt. Sometimes we know a biblical narrative so well that the details blur. That didn’t happen here. I picked up historical tidbits that had my spiritual mind reeling, especially around the political pressure cooker involving Rome, Herod, and […]
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31 Ways to Be Rapture Ready
I didn’t necessarily learn anything new from The Great Disappearance, but it was a refreshing reminder of God’s promises as we approach the Tribulation. Dr. David Jeremiah’s latest book is both thought-provoking and uplifting, offering a clear biblical perspective on the next event on God’s prophetic timetable—the Rapture. This isn’t a book of fear or sensationalism. Instead, it’s full of hope and joy, guiding readers to see God’s plan unfolding and grasp the significance of prophetic Scripture. Dr. Jeremiah calls this “prophecy motivation,” encouraging believers to live with boldness and expectancy. The 31 short chapters are easy to read, each offering practical insights that connect biblical truths to daily living. […]
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