Author: Tim Jennings, M.D.

I have been privileged to serve as the inaugural Chair of the Department of Psychiatry and Behavior Health at Liberty University College of Osteopathic Medicine (LUCOM). Unfortunately, due to forces beyond the university’s control…

This is our power, the power of intimate love from and in God, that enables us to break away from the fear and selfishness of this world.

Recently, I observed two events that revealed ungodly forces working to divert minds away from reality and onto either signs and wonders or the authority of office.

I have discovered valuable lessons from history about what we are witnessing in the world today and that give additional confirming evidence that staggering events are about to take place.

Problems in our relationships—the divisions in churches, communities, and families—often come when we assign big-thing importance to the little-thing beliefs.

Despite the things that this world tries to get our hearts to value as treasure, in moments of quiet reflection, what are the things that you genuinely treasure most?

In addition to the imposed-law lie, 2 Thessalonians describes the other ways that the enemy replaces God in our hearts and minds, thereby setting himself up in God’s temple and advancing his lawlessness.

How do we avoid satan’s two-step trap meant to divide and prevent selfish and sinful humanity from being united in love and trust to God?

Do we have a responsibility to evaluate where we return our tithe, or should we blindly pay it to the organization of our upbringing?

I have been asked many times if sincerity is enough, whether it really matters what one believes as long as one is sincere in their beliefs.

Do you recognize your royal status? Do you live like a member of the house of God? Do you carry yourself with the dignity, confidence, and grace of one who lives to represent their heavenly Father?

Godly principles are under attack by the enemy of God, and society is decaying into chaos—and that decay is predictable, purposeful, and a strategic goal of the enemies of good.