"The greatest miracle is not that God gives us what we want, but that He transforms our hearts until Christ becomes our greatest desire." Chaplain Johnson
Be Supernaturally Transformed
Arsenal of the King International Ministries
Armed with Biblical Truth, Formed in Christ, Strengthened by the Spirit
"The greatest miracle is not that God gives us what we want, but that He transforms our hearts until Christ becomes our greatest desire." Chaplain Johnson
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.
Twenty-two Christians, including a pastor, were reportedly killed in a brutal attack in Plateau State, Nigeria. As we remember our persecuted brothers and sisters in Christ, let us pray for the grieving, stand firm in the faith, and remember the words of Hebrews 13:3: “Remember them that are in bonds… as being yourselves also in the body.” To God be the glory.
Raise your voice to cry out to the Lord. The Spirit of Christ will pour upon you flooding you with faith. Be filled with hope. The Lord will hear; He will answer and He is worthy of our complete trust.
Jesus taught in parables to reveal the mysteries of the Kingdom of God, truths that can only be understood through the Holy Spirit. As the disciples needed divine revelation, so do we today. This message calls believers to seek God for wisdom, listen for His voice, and walk in the guidance of the Spirit, knowing that the same power given in Acts 1:8 is still available to God’s children.
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.
Good Friday: Reflect on Christ’s Love for You Arsenal of the King By Chaplain Johnson God Loves You “16 For God so loved the world, that he gave his only begotten Son, that whosoever believeth in him should not perish, but have everlasting life.17 For God sent not his Son into the world to condemn … Continue reading The Love of God for You, Displayed On the Cross
As conflict intensifies in the Middle East and reports of leadership targeting raise fears of regional destabilization, believers are called not to panic but to prayer. This is not the final war described in Scripture, yet it is a sobering reminder that nations shake while God’s throne remains unshaken. In a time of uncertainty, the Church must respond with watchfulness, compassion for innocent lives, and unwavering hope anchored in Christ.
Believers through the ages have had to choose between earthly treasures and heavenly reward. The story of Jim Elliot and the four other missionaries reminds us that the world is passing away, but what is given to Christ is never lost. Choose eternal treasure, and live for what will never fade, all to the glory of God by His servants.