Is the Bible true?

For centuries, skeptics have questioned it — but the evidence continues to prove otherwise.

In this video, Brian from Battle Armor Media breaks down three undeniable reasons you can trust the Bible as God’s Word:

✅ Written by more than 40 authors over 1,500 years — yet completely unified in message and doctrine.

✅ Archaeological discoveries that confirm Scripture’s accuracy again and again.

✅ Fulfilled prophecies that reveal divine authorship no human could predict.

From the ruins of Jericho to the prophecies of Isaiah, the evidence points in one direction — the Bible is true, powerful, and trustworthy.

📖 Watch till the end to strengthen your faith and learn how to defend the truth with confidence.

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Fear into Faith - Bible Study Devotional

Do you ever feel fear creeping in—fear that paralyzes your decisions, steals your peace, or makes you doubt God’s plan? What if I told you fear isn’t your enemy—it’s an opportunity for God to show His power in your life? Today, we’re going to learn how to turn fear into faith.

Hey everyone, welcome back to A Call to Arms! I’m [Your Name], and here we dive into Scripture in a way that’s bold, practical, and life-changing. In today’s episode, we’re going to tackle fear—why it comes, how it tries to hold you back, and what God says you can do to stand strong.

Isaiah 41:10 says, “Fear not, for I am with you; be not dismayed, for I am your God; I will strengthen you, I will help you, I will uphold you with my righteous right hand.”

God isn’t just telling us to “stop being afraid” as if it’s that simple. He’s giving us a promise: He will be with us, strengthen us, and hold us up. Fear is natural, but it loses its power when we remember God’s presence. Think of it like walking across a dark room at night—you can either freeze in fear, or you can hold onto the flashlight God gives you. That light shows the path and protects you from stumbling.

Today, when fear starts whispering lies—“You can’t do this,” “You’re alone,” “This is too hard”—pause and speak Scripture over yourself. Declare God’s promises. Maybe write Isaiah 41:10 on a sticky note and put it where you’ll see it all day. Each time fear knocks, remind yourself that God is bigger than your fear.

Here’s your challenge: Identify one fear that has been controlling you. This week, take one bold step forward even though you feel afraid, trusting that God will uphold you every step of the way.

“Father, I confess my fears to You today. Thank You that You are with me, that You strengthen me, and hold me up when I feel weak. Help me walk boldly in faith, trusting Your promises even when fear tries to speak louder than Your Word. Amen.”

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John 1:6–13 Verse by Verse Bible Study

Welcome back, friends! In our last study, we explored John 1:1–5 and saw how Jesus is the eternal Word of God, the Creator, the source of life, and the Light that darkness cannot overcome. Today, we’re moving into the next section, John 1:6–13. These verses introduce us to John the Baptist, talk about how the world responded to Jesus, and remind us of the amazing privilege of becoming children of God.

John 1:6–8 – “There was a man sent from God, whose name was John. He came as a witness, to bear witness about the light, that all might believe through him. He was not the light, but came to bear witness about the light.”

• Here we meet John the Baptist. He wasn’t the Messiah, but God sent him as a witness — someone who points others to Jesus.
• His entire purpose was to prepare hearts and testify about the Light.
• Application: As Christians, we’re called to do the same. We’re not the Light, but our lives and words should point people to Jesus.

John 1:9 – “The true light, which gives light to everyone, was coming into the world.”

• Jesus is called the true light — in contrast to every false source of hope.
• His light shines on everyone, meaning no one is excluded. But the choice to receive or reject it still belongs to each person.

John 1:10–11 – “He was in the world, and the world was made through him, yet the world did not know him. He came to his own, and his own people did not receive him.”

• These verses are heartbreaking. The Creator entered His creation, but the world did not recognize Him.
• Even His own people, the Jews, largely rejected Him.
• Application: Rejection of Christ is not new. But it reminds us that following Him may mean being misunderstood or rejected ourselves.

John 1:12–13 – “But to all who did receive him, who believed in his name, he gave the right to become children of God, who were born, not of blood nor of the will of the flesh nor of the will of man, but of God.”

• Here’s the good news! Not everyone rejected Him. Those who receive Him and believe in His name are given the privilege of becoming children of God.
• This is not based on family background, human effort, or personal decision alone — it is the supernatural work of God.
• Application: If you are in Christ, you are not just forgiven — you are part of God’s family. That identity should shape everything about how you live.