The Two Arms of the Cross
Evangelist Christine Darg's classic Gospel message--we don't preach one arm of the Cross, we don't preach an amputated Cross; we preach both the saving arm and the healing arm of [...]
The Power of Your Weakness!
Christine Darg examines the New Testament's secret to spiritual strength by exploring Paul's motto, "For when I am weak, then I am strong."
Esther: the Female Moses
Christine Darg gives a Purim teaching on Queen Esther, the female Moses. Our generation is desperate for role models and Esther is certainly one of the most courageous.
Winter of Despair or Window of Hope?
In this prophecy update, Christine Darg mentions four of the latest end-time trends happening now. As bold believers called to accomplish the Lord’s exploits, let’s strive not to be on [...]
Meditations of the Heart #18 Lockdown vs. Ministry of Hospitality
Right before the Rapture, people will be feasting as usual, as in the days of Noah. Jerusalem Channel presenter Christine Darg says let’s pray to overcome lockdown so we can [...]
Walking in Step with God
Walking on a daily basis with God by faith is life's greatest adventure, says Christine Darg. In these last days, many of us are being called to walk by faith [...]
PURIM: Is God About to Rescue our Generation?
The prayers and fasting of Queen Esther are a parable of God’s ability TODAY to use a remnant of believers to rescue an entire nation. Jerusalem Channel presenter Christine Darg [...]
A Time for Judgment?
Should believers pray and pronounce the imprecatory psalms on people or situations? What did Jesus teach us about praying for our enemies? What about ritual rabbinic curses, and what is [...]
When Prayer Alone May Not Be Enough
When prayer alone may not be enough, Jesus said, "this kind does not come out except by prayer AND fasting." Some answers we receive through prayer, others only by adding [...]
Before Our Very Eyes
Bible prophecies are being fulfilled at excavations, and "living exhibits" at Tel Aviv airport! Archeology confirms the Bible as well as the "lost" tribes being "unearthed." Christine Darg reviews the [...]