Ezekiel's Prophecy - End Times.

  BY Argie Simonis 

We live in a time of rising geopolitical tensions, wars, and global uncertainty. Many people are wondering whether the events unfolding today were foretold in the Bible. One of the most discussed prophetic passages is found in Ezekiel chapters 38–39.

This prophecy speaks about a leader called Gog from the land of Magog who will lead a powerful coalition of nations against Israel. Among the nations mentioned are Persia, Ethiopia, and Libya.

Many Bible scholars associate Magog, Meshech, and Tubal with regions linked to modern Russia and surrounding territories. Because of this, some interpreters see possible connections between this prophecy and current global developments such as Russia’s growing power, the war in Ukraine, and the tensions in the Middle East.

Although the prophecy describes a great threat against Israel, the Bible makes it clear that God Himself will intervene and defeat these enemies.

The message for believers is clear: remain spiritually alert, stand firm in faith, and recognize the times in which we live, as global events may carry prophetic significance.

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Clouds of War – Prophetic Times.

 BY Argie Simonis 

The world is in great turmoil. Wars, geopolitical tensions, and fear have created an atmosphere of anxiety and uncertainty.

Yet behind these visible events, there is a deeper spiritual reality.

The Word of God reveals that what happens on earth is a reflection of a spiritual conflict. The battle is not merely human—it involves spiritual forces and powers. But God is not a passive observer of events; He is the Lord who directs them and musters the army for battle, having absolute control.

🔹 Fear not!

Despite everything happening, Jesus warned us:
there will be wars, famines, diseases, and earthquakes—but we should not be troubled.

👉 Why?
Because we know the end of the story and the victory of God. Nothing escapes His control.
Even kings and nations move within His plan.

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🔹 The victory of Christ!

Christ has already triumphed over spiritual powers through the cross.
Salvation and freedom from sin are now available.

The earth will not be destroyed by man. The Lord Himself will do it:

" But the heavens and the earth, which are now, by the same word are kept in store, reserved to fire against the day of judgment and perdition of ungodly men." (2 Peter 3:7)

" But the day of the Lord will come as a thief in the night; in the which the heavens shall pass away with a great noise, and the elements shall melt with fervent heat, the earth also and the works that are therein shall be burned up." (2 Peter 3:10)

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🔹 The fear of death

The fear of death keeps people in bondage.

👉 But the believer is free:

Physical death is not the end—and the one who truly understands this can neither be intimidated nor manipulated.

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🔹 Prophecy about Elam (Iran)

The Scriptures also refer to specific nations, such as Elam (a region of modern-day Iran):

-- judgment and scattering,

but also

-- future restoration.

Amen!

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Bringing down demonic strongholds.

   BY Argie Simonis 

In this message, we will see how the devil builds mental and spiritual strongholds in our lives through fear, rejection, anger, or depression. These strongholds are not just sins, but lies that hold us captive and prevent us from walking in the freedom of Christ.

The Bible teaches us that:

" For the weapons of our warfare are not carnal, but mighty through God to the pulling down of strongholds;" (2 Corinthians 10:4)

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Demons, when we cast them out, can leave as quickly as they enter,  but bringing down strongholds is a time-consuming process: renewal of the mind, study and application of the Word of God.

Getting free is only the beginning. Real victory comes when the Christian is filled with the truth of Christ, captures every negative thought and subjects it to the Word.

*** We do not fight negative thoughts with positive thoughts, but with a voice: the word of God and the confession of our faith! ***

God calls His people not to live with the expectation of fear, but with the anticipation of His presence. The truth of Christ is what liberates and demolishes every stronghold that the enemy builds with his lies.

Learn to be filled with the Holy Spirit and renew your mind with the word of God, to speak faith instead of doubt and to train your thoughts in hope. This is how the strongholds are demolished and the freedom of Christ becomes a reality in your life!

Amen!

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The Baptism in the Holy Spirit and Our Relationship with Him.

  BY Argie Simonis 

The Holy Spirit is a person, not just an vague force. Jesus calls the Holy Spirit the Paraclete (Helper) and presents Him with personality traits: He has a mind, a will, and emotions. Thus, the believer can develop a living and personal relationship with Him.

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The Bible mentions three different baptisms:

- The Holy Spirit baptizes a person into the Body of Christ (salvation).

- The disciples baptize in water (public confession of faith).

- Jesus baptizes with the Holy Spirit and fire, bringing power, gifts, and the presence of God.

Salvation is the first step and is given by grace, through faith. Baptism in water symbolizes the death of our old self and our resurrection to our new life. The baptism in the Holy Spirit gives us supernatural power to live our Christian lives and bear witness to the rest of the world.

Examples from the Acts of the Apostles show that believers were first saved, then baptized in water, and then received the Holy Spirit. The gift of the Holy Spirit is not just a gift (e.g., tongues or prophecy), but the Spirit Himself who dwells and works within us.

The Old Testament provides 3 models of baptism: Moses (Christ), the sea (baptism in water), and the cloud (Holy Spirit). In the Temple, the sacrifice, the washing, and the anointing with oil foreshadowed these three stages.

God’s ultimate goal is a deep and personal relationship with man. The Holy Spirit is not just a theory, but the experience of a personal relationship with Him that transforms our lives.

*** In the same way that the believer receives salvation by faith, so he receives the baptism in the Holy Spirit. ***

👉 Conclusion: The blood (salvation), the water (baptism) and the Spirit (filling) are the three basic foundations of our Christian life, which lead us to a full, dynamic and fruitful relationship with God.

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My Purpose on Earth.

 BY Argie Simonis 

In this message, we examine the deeper purpose of a believer’s life, through biblical examples and personal experiences. The apostle Paul states

" Paul, a servant of Jesus Christ, called to be an apostle, separated to the gospel of God," (Romans 1:1)

Thus, every Christian is called to:

- live as a servant and minister of Christ,

- recognize his special calling,

and

- understand that the ultimate purpose is the gospel and a relationship with God.

Our purpose does not change, even though the phases of our lives, our work, or our careers may change.

Our purpose does not depend on positions or careers, but on God who is the true provider. Examples such as David, Joseph, and Absalom show the importance of trusting in the Lord.

The believer’s pursuit is to serve God’s will, avoiding inaction, apathy, and turning away from God, as happened to David with Bathsheba. Prayer and a close relationship with God bring to light the next step in our lives.

The basic point of the message is that our goals may change, but our purpose remains constant: to live in Christ and serve His calling:

" Brothers, I count not myself to have apprehended: but this one thing I do, forgetting those things which are behind, and reaching forth to those things which are before," (Philipians 3:13)

" I press toward the mark for the prize of the high calling of God in Christ Jesus." (Philipians 3:14)

Amen!

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My calling in Christ.

 BY Argie Simonis 

Our Christian calling as presented in the Bible, is a spiritual journey of the believer through three basic stages:

-- to know Jesus,

-- to grow, and

-- to shine.

" For the earth bringeth forth fruit of herself; first the blade, then the ear, after that the full corn in the ear." (Mark 4:28)

🔹 Know Jesus (The blade).

Our first and fundamental purpose is to be with Christ. Just as an extension cord without being plugged into the socket has no power, so a believer without being connected to Jesus has no power. A relationship with Him is a source of strength, wisdom, and love.

🔹 Grow (The ear).

Growth is necessary to bear fruit. Through prayer, study of the Word, discipleship, and fellowship with other believers, we mature spiritually. Unity and love among believers, even if they differ on minor matters of faith, are very important.

🔹 Shine (The full corn in the ear).

We are called to be the light in a dark world. We are not the light ourselves, but the closer we are to Christ, the more we reflect His light. Our lives become a good testimony to the world when we remain united with Jesus.

Jesus' call is a journey that transforms us from sheep to lions. It begins with being with Him, continues with growth, and ends with becoming His light for the whole world.

Amen!

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Our Commitment to God's Calling.

 BY Argie Simonis 

God’s calling on our life does not exclusively mean full-time ministry. God calls ordinary, everyday people—like Abraham, Isaac, Gideon, Rahab, Matthew, or Paul—through the circumstances of their daily lives. What He seeks is our commitment and availability.

The first step in discovering one’s calling is to draw near to God. Whatever we carry—weaknesses, sorrow, sins, failures—the Lord calls us to come close to Him with confidence. He does not reject anyone who approaches Him.

Next, we are called to discover and grow in the gifts He has given us. Just as a child learns to balance on their first bicycle, we too practice and grow in our spiritual gifts, with the guidance of God’s Word.

Finally, we must take action. We begin humbly—perhaps with something small, like Elisha who started by serving the prophet Elijah (by washing his hands). Or the apostle Paul, whose first mission was to deliver money with Barnabas from one city to another.

God blesses and multiplies the small beginning. Do not despise the day of small things. What matters is doing something—taking the first step.

-- So draw near to God,

-- Discover your gifts,

-- Do something.

As Paul says:

"I press on toward the goal for the prize of the upward call of God in Christ Jesus." (Philippians 3:14)

Amen!

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