There’s Hope in the Resurrection Even When We Face Death

Hugh Whelchel

Editor’s note: On March 29, 2024—Good Friday—Hugh Calvin Whelchel III passed away and entered glory after a four-year battle with ALS. Read more about his life and legacy...

Celebrating Easter from the White House to Your House

Joel Pelsue

Easter is the antidote for what ails our country, our world, and our very souls. This is because it gives us vision amidst a culture without clarity. We...

Working in the New Jerusalem

Dr. Meryl Herr

A Historic Christmas Message from the Moon

Hugh Whelchel

Editor’s note: On “Flashback Friday,” we take a look at some of IFWE’s former posts that are worth revisiting. This post was previously published on Dec. 23, 2020....

Immanuel: God with Us, at Christmas & at Work

John Kyle

Jesus is Immanuel, God with us. He's with us while we're working, or opening gifts by the tree. He is the meaning, motivation, and source of joy for...

Creation’s Hope of Renewal

Dr. Andrew Spencer

As we reflect on Christ’s birth, the first thing that usually comes to mind is salvation. Had Christ not stepped into creation and taken on human flesh, then...

Christmas with the Presidents

Jerry Newcombe

The Christmas season captivates the heart and mind. In this post we explore what many US presidents have said about the importance of Christmas and our Savior who...

Israel and God’s People

Kenneth Gentry

Dispensationalism maintains that "Israel" and "the Church" are separate. The New Testament, however, is clear that "Israel" refers to God's people—the Church....

Daniel 7 and the End Times Theology of Jesus

Kenneth Gentry

Most Christians believe Daniel 7 refers to Jesus' return. A closer examination, however, makes clear that Jesus understood this prophecy to refer to his ascension and enthronement at...

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