One of the most pressing questions believers wrestle with today is simple — is salvation truly secure, or is it something that must be maintained through continued faithfulness, obedience, or perseverance? For many sincere Christians, salvation has quietly shifted from a finished work of God into a fragile arrangement dependent on human consistency. The result is often uncertainty instead of …
Joy That Holds In A Shaking World
Joyous New Year! As we step into 2026, it’s worth acknowledging something we all already know: some hard things will happen this year. There will be disappointments, interruptions, and moments that test our patience and faith. Circumstances will not always make us “happy.” But Scripture never calls us to chase happiness—it calls us to choose joy. And the joy of …
Why Do Christians Pray?
“Prayer” is uniquely human. Whether they realize it or not, everyone prays. Some address a deity, while others simply “wish” or seek “good vibes.” Yet the fact remains: at one time or another, every person prays. Still, remarkably few ever see genuine fruit from this most basic spiritual act. Scripture declares that the God of the Bible answers prayer, unlike …
Rediscovering Awe
In this teaching, Kevin Guigou explored the transformative power of humility and childlike wonder in the Christian life. He highlighted the necessity of maintaining a childlike sense of wonder and trust in God, encouraging the embracing of simplicity and openness. Kevin emphasized that true spiritual growth transcends the mere acquisition of systematic information, centering instead on personal, experiential knowledge (discovery). …
Divine Wisdom in the Cross
Rich Robson teaches on the “foolishness of the cross,” grounding his message in Isaiah 29 and 1 Corinthians 1–2. He opened by showing how God routinely overturns the expectations of the world—using what seems weak, unimpressive, or foolish to accomplish His greatest purposes. Where human wisdom exalts intellect, status, and accomplishment, divine wisdom reveals itself through humility, faith, and the …
Celebrating 15 Years of Ministry
Standing Firm, Growing Strong, Pressing Forward This year marks a remarkable milestone for The Living Truth Fellowship: 15 years of ministry rooted in God’s faithfulness, grounded in His Word, and strengthened by believers who love the truth and desire to walk with the Lord Jesus Christ. Since 2010, God has guided our steps, expanded our reach, and shaped our fellowship …
Unwrapping the Mystery: The Truth of Christ’s Birth
Every December, people around the world celebrate what they call “the Christmas story.” Yet the real account of Christ’s birth, as recorded in Scripture, is far more beautiful and precise than the traditions that have accumulated over time. Understanding the truth about Jesus’ birth shows not only the humility of his arrival but also the greatness of God’s plan of …
The Greatest Gift Ever Given
As the Board of Trustees of The Living Truth Fellowship, we want to share a heartfelt message this Christmas season. As the world celebrates the season of giving, it’s fitting that we reflect on the most extraordinary act of love ever shown—the giving of God’s only begotten Son. The true message of Christmas is not wrapped in sentimentality, but in …
Freedom of Forgiveness
Rich Robson shared a powerful reminder of how unforgiveness can poison the heart and hinder spiritual growth. Citing a 2022 study showing that 78% of adults worldwide carry lingering resentment, he explained that holding grudges harms only the one who refuses to let go. Forgiveness, he noted, is not a feeling but a choice—one modeled perfectly by God throughout Scripture. …
What’s So Amazing About Grace?
The word grace is most often linked with Christianity, yet it’s not something we hear much in everyday conversation. You may have encountered familiar definitions like the acronym “God’s Riches At Christ’s Expense,” or other memorable sayings. But as the apostle Paul understood it, grace is far more than a slogan—it’s deep, transformative, and powerful beyond measure. Paul was so …
