IN A MAJOR royal shake-up, King Charles III has officially stripped his brother, Prince Andrew, of his title and honours. As of late October 2025, he is no longer “His Royal Highness” but simply Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor. The move follows years of public outrage over Andrew’s past association with the convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein and the civil allegations brought by Virginia Giuffre—charges he continues to deny. Still, the damage to the monarchy’s reputation was to

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

WHAT are you really living for? Career success? Influence? Adventure? Most people spend their lives chasing purpose but end up feeling like they’re running on a treadmill—busy, but going nowhere. But what if your ultimate purpose is bigger than any career goal, social movement, or personal dream? What if it’s eternal? The Bible reveals that your future isn’t just about surviving this life—it’s about ruling  in the next. The Apostle Paul said believers are “heirs of God and co

IMMEDIATELY after the Feast of Tabernacles, God’s great annual festivals concludes with an often-overlooked celebration—the Eighth Day (Leviticus 23:36, 39). This final festival points far beyond the Millennium to the ultimate fulfillment of God’s plan—the dawn of eternity. It reveals what lies beyond the thousand-year reign of Christ: the time when death will be no more, and all things will be made new (Revelation 21:4–5). God’s purpose for humanity was never limited to mort

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JOHN MACARTHUR, one of the most prominent evangelical voices of our time, has left behind a legacy of preaching, teaching, and publishing...

'Why were you born?' IT’S ONE of the most profound questions we can ask. Science tells us we are the product of biology and evolution....