We live in a physical world, surrounded by things we can see, touch, and feel. To us, these seem most real—but they are only part of reality. The Bible teaches that behind everything we see there is a spiritual reality—unseen by human eyes, but just as real as the physical world. If we only look at the physical, we will always be shaken by circumstances. But when we learn to see with spiritual eyes, we can remain unshaken—even when life seems impossible. Circumstances change constantly, but God’s faithfulness does not — When we fix our eyes on Him, our focus becomes an anchor that keeps us firm through every storm.

Bible teaching by Ronald Gabrielsen, pastor of International Christan Fellowship Lublin

There is a battle raging right now, yet many Christians remain completely unaware of it or the tactics the enemy is using. As a result, they are like a city without walls—completely vulnerable to the enemy’s attacks. In this teaching, you will learn how the enemy operates and, more importantly, how you can protect yourself.

Bible teaching by Ronald Gabrielsen, pastor of International Christan Fellowship Lublin

Many Christians believe that sin is an unavoidable part of life. While it is true that we live in a world corrupted by sin, that does not mean we must live in bondage to it. Jesus has given us everything we need to live in full victory.

Bible teaching by Ronald Gabrielsen, pastor of International Christan Fellowship Lublin

In a godless culture, Daniel stood firm in his faith, remaining loyal to God despite immense pressure to conform. Taken captive to Babylon, a symbol of rebellion against God, Daniel and his friends were immersed in a culture of idolatry and immorality. Given new names and trained in Babylonian philosophy, they faced numerous challenges to their Jewish identity. Yet, they chose not to compromise their beliefs.

Daniel's unwavering prayer life, predetermined decision to live a holy life, and support from godly friends empowered him to resist cultural pressures. Despite the threats, he and his friends stood tall, even when faced with death for refusing to worship the golden statue. Their faith was so strong that, after God’s miraculous interventions, even the Babylonian kings were compelled to honor God.

Daniel’s story teaches that living a godly life in a godless world requires firm decisions, disciplined prayer, and godly friendships. It’s a reminder that standing for faith, even in adversity, can lead to powerful testimonies of God’s deliverance.

Bible teaching by Ronald Gabrielsen, pastor of International Christan Fellowship Lublin

Many go through the challenges of life with the attitude that they just have to survive. But I believe God wants us to shift our perspective on life's various challenges. Instead of merely enduring difficult situations, I encourage you to seek God's guidance on utilizing these circumstances. Rather than just surviving, I believe God wants you to thrive through them.

Bible teaching by Ronald Gabrielsen, pastor of International Christan Fellowship Lublin

Today most Christians usually end their prayers something like this “In the name of Jesus, Amen!”. But the name of Jesus is not some kind of magical formula, and do we really understand what we are saying when we use the name of Jesus in prayer? The name of Jesus is a powerful name that can make the gates of Hell tremble and demons run away with the tail between their legs — but what makes the name of Jesus so powerful?

Bible teaching by Ronald Gabrielsen, pastor of International Christan Fellowship Lublin

I don’t think it's an exaggeration to say that most people don’t like to fast because let’s be honest – we like food and we don’t like to feel hungry. Yet, if we truly understood the benefits of fasting I think we would do it a lot more.

Bible teaching by Ronald Gabrielsen, pastor of International Christan Fellowship Lublin

Many Christians have an image of what God is like, and they know Jesus as the friendly guy we read about in the Gospels, but many don’t really know where to place The Holy Spirit. But when Jesus was talking to His disciples, he told them that it was actually better for them that He left so that The Holy Spirit could come — but why would this be better?

Bible teaching by Ronald Gabrielsen, pastor of International Christan Fellowship Lublin