God bless America 250th

This Fourth of July, we give thanks not only for the birth of our nation but for the priceless gift of religious freedom. The freedoms protected by the Bill of Rights have allowed the Gospel of Jesus Christ to be preached openly, churches to gather, and believers to proclaim the truth of God’s Word. As we celebrate America’s independence, may we remember that every good gift comes from God. Let us pray for our nation, honor those who have sacrificed for our freedoms, and continue to boldly proclaim Jesus Christ while we still have the liberty to do so. “Blessed is the nation whose God is the LORD; and the people whom he hath chosen for his own inheritance.” — Psalm 33:12 (KJV) To God be the glory. God bless America.

Churches preach with love and repentance

True biblical repentance is more than feeling guilty—it is a Holy Spirit-led turning from sin to Jesus Christ in faith. Discover why the Church must proclaim the whole gospel of grace, truth, repentance, and salvation through the finished work of Christ

The Lord Has Heard Africa’s Cry: Africa Shall Thirst No More

Worshipers gathered beneath trees at sunrise while a world map and ministry emblem symbolize the global call of the gospel, with the words “Come to the Water.”

“Come to the Water” is a message of hope and invitation drawn from Scripture. God calls people from every nation, tribe, and tongue to receive the living water found in Jesus Christ. Explore the promise of spiritual renewal, salvation, and God's heart for the nations through this encouraging message from Arsenal of the King International Ministries.

Do You Want to Grow in Your Walk with Christ?

A reflective, vintage-style devotional cover with the gold calligraphic title “Arsenal of the King” on the left, and an open Bible, parchment scroll, quill, candle, lantern, and leather-bound book on the right, with the Arsenal of the King logo in the lower left corner.

How do you know whether you are truly growing in Christ? Read this for steps to test where you may need growth. This devotional reflection encourages believers to examine their spiritual walk through three important areas: love for God, love for fellow believers, and love for neighbors who do not know Christ. True spiritual growth is not merely outward, but the inward work of God shaping us into the likeness of Christ.