Posts in category: Jake Hilton

Mormon missionaries are taught subjective testing, but the Bible advocates for objective testing. Jake Hilton encourages us to lovingly challenge them, inviting them to explore the Word with you to discover Truth.

Mormon missionaries are dedicated to bringing a message about Yeshua — as they perceive Him. Jake Hilton challenges us to embrace them with kindness; your hospitality could open the door to change their eternity.

Faithfulness is the essence of relationships. In marriage, it builds trust and love; with YeHoVaH, it reflects our obedience. Jake Hilton explores faithfulness in terms of emotional, intellectual, and spiritual unity.

For millennia, humans have built walls for protection and boundaries. Ancient Jerusalem’s high walls, fortifying its safety, also symbolized spiritual security — likewise, obeying YeHoVaH’s commandments keeps us within his protective, eternal walls.

Delve into the significance of friendship as defined by biblical teachings in the context of social media interactions. Our need to associate with individuals who share similar values and beliefs in line with God’s commandments is important, and Jake Hilton highlights the impact relationships can have on on our spiritual alignment – further emphasizing importance of choosing friends wisely.

The rapture itself isn’t a question. The only question is WHEN — BEFORE or AFTER the tribulation? Discover the deception that will catch many believers off guard!

In the spirit of Dr. King’s iconic speech, Jake Hilton reflects on his own journey from the “slavery” of Mormonism that enabled him to declare, “Thank God Almighty, I am free at last!”

Biblical shepherds were nurturers and warriors. Yeshua, the Good Shepherd, sacrificed for His flock. Today’s shepherds must also rise with courage to protect their flocks from modern spiritual dangers.

Words wield immense power. We’ve been taught they can’t hurt, but that’s a dangerous myth. This post explores the biblical truth about the destructive potential of the tongue, challenging the popular saying “sticks and stones may break my bones, but words will never hurt me.” Discover how words can shape lives, cultures, and even history.

The Greek name for our Lord is “Iésous” (Ἰησοῦς), a powerful name connecting us to our heritage. Though it may resemble a pagan god, we must celebrate the unique identity of our Savior. Like the English words ‘to, two, and too,’ Iésous invites us to explore its significance in our lives. Embrace this understanding to uplift your spirit!