Author Allen Frederick

Between a Rock and a Hard Place?

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In seasons when life presses from every side and believers feel trapped “between a rock and a hard place,” Psalm 18:2 reminds us that the Rock is not the obstacle but the refuge. This study explores how God becomes our fortress, deliverer, and stronghold when the way forward seems impossible… Read the rest

THOU SHALT NOT COVET

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Coveting is not a small sin. It is the quiet rot beneath national collapse, the inward appetite that becomes outward injustice, the ancient rebellion that still destroys societies today. Scripture does not treat coveting as a private whisper — it treats it as idolatry, theft, oppression, and the seed of… Read the rest

THE BLIND ELECTORATE

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A nation divided against itself cannot stand. When people place their trust in secular leadership instead of God’s leadership, discernment collapses and deception rises. This teaching explores how spiritual drift produces electorate blindness, cultural instability, and national vulnerability — the same pattern Elijah confronted in ancient Israel.… Read the rest

Every Plant My Father Did Not Plant

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A clear and Scripture‑anchored teaching on Jesus’ warning that every doctrine, tradition, or religious structure not planted by the Father will be uprooted. This article explores Matthew 15:13 in full context, showing how Christ distinguishes between truth planted by God and traditions built on sand.… Read the rest

Do Not Trust in Man: A Modern Parable of Discernment

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In a world of conflicting experts and shifting narratives, trusting human voices leads to confusion. This article uses the COVID era as a modern parable to show why Scripture warns us not to put our trust in man, but to seek God wholeheartedly, listen for His voice, and surrender fully… Read the rest