“For he must reign, till he hath put all enemies under his feet. The last enemy that shall be destroyed is death.” — 1 Corinthians 15:26 FEW SUBJECTS are more sobering—or more misunderstood—than death. Yet the Bible calls death an "enemy", not a friend, and certainly not a doorway into another conscious world. As Paul wrote to the Corinthians, death is the last enemy that Christ will ultimately conquer. Why Talk About Death? Most people would rather not. Society celebrates Ha

EVERY YEAR, as October draws to a close, streets and stores fill with jack-o’-lanterns, eerie decorations, and costumes of ghosts, monsters, and witches. For many, Halloween is just a harmless night of fun, candy, and make-believe. But beneath the surface of its festivities lies a deeper spiritual concern—a “trick” that many do not see. Why does this day, rooted in fear, death, and the occult, remain so popular in our modern culture? And what should God’s people make of it? W

FEW QUESTIONS stir human curiosity and fear like this one: What really happens after death?  It is the oldest mystery of the human race. Is death the end of existence, or the beginning of another journey? Are the traditional ideas of heaven and hell true—or could there be something far greater awaiting us, hidden in God’s plan? Why Do Humans Die? The Bible offers the clearest explanation: “The wages of sin is death”  (Romans 6:23). Death entered the world through human disobe

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