Kidnapped, enslaved, and forgotten—until God spoke in a dream. The story of Patrick isn’t just history; it’s an invitation. What happens when we say yes to God, even when it leads us back to the places we’d rather avoid?
Dallas Flippin makes the best Biblical comparisons ever with modern-day movies, so we thought we’d start a new podcast where we talk about such things. Check out our first episode on one of my favorite directors of all time: Jordan Peele. In this episode, we talk about the prophetic qualities of his three films, Get Out,…
It seems like a little deal to us when we read stories about Jesus breaking Sabbath laws and expectations, but it certainly was a big deal to the Pharisees. In their minds, he was breaking the sacred laws that God had put in place. But Jesus didn’t see it that way. So how did he…
The archangel Michael takes on the dragon that is Satan in John’s fantastical story of a war in Heaven. The JXN Cloud team discusses what this means and how it fits into the overall story of Satan’s fall and the spiritual worldview of the Bible.
I’ve been thinking a lot about the prophets over the last few years and how they spent so much of their time trying to correct their political leaders and societies, often with no response. If Israel wanted to image God to the rest of the world and bless them, they would first have to turn…
I could not be more excited for this year’s Reveal Jackson! On one side of the event, we’ll educate people on the spiritual gift of prophecy and how to hear the Holy Spirit. On the other side of the event, we’ll educate people on one of the major themes of prophecy: justice. In that regard, we’ve…
What’s up with all the strange astronomical signs John describes in Revelation 12? The JXN Cloud team follows a line throughout the New Testament to come up with an answer.
No one knows what happened to the Ark of the Covenant, but we spot it coming into God’s Heavenly temple in the Book of Revelation. What is John signaling with this statement? The JXN Cloud team dives in.
Old jeans with new patches. Old wineskins with new wine. These are some analogies that Jesus puts forth to show us the incompatibility of his ways and the old ways. This has a million applications to us today, but first we need to understand how the old is embodied in the new.
When the seventh trumpet goes off, the Kingdom of God arrives alongside the God who “Is” and “Was.”
The two witnesses in Revelation are often militarized by some readers, but upon closer inspection, there’s actually quite a bit of pacifism going on in their story. Who are they and what are they doing?
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