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The Blood of Christ: Why It Is Essential for Salvation
Why does Scripture speak so often about the blood of Jesus instead of simply saying that He loved…
The Noahic Covenant: What God Promised Noah
What exactly did God promise when He made the covenant with Noah after the flood? The rainbow is…
King Nebuchadnezzar: The Ruler God Humbled
Nebuchadnezzar ruled an empire. He destroyed Jerusalem and filled Babylon with buildings that advertised his greatness. When I…
Generational Honor in the Household of God
What should honor look like when older and younger believers disagree, or when someone in authority needs correction?…
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The Stranger, Widow, and Fatherless: God’s Care
Why does Scripture return so often to the stranger, the widow, the fatherless, and the poor? Each group could be…
Ephesians 1:4: Chosen Before the Foundation of the World
What does Paul mean when he says that God chose us in Christ before the foundation of the world? Ephesians…
The Seven Spirits of God: What Revelation Means
What does Revelation mean when it speaks of “the seven Spirits of God”? The phrase can sound as though John…
Righteous Anger: What Does the Bible Teach?
Is anger always sinful, or can it sometimes be a faithful response to evil? Scripture tells us to be angry…
The Sons of Kohath: Why Their Work Was So Serious
Who were the sons of Kohath, and why did God surround their work with such serious warnings? They carried the…
America’s Christian Heritage: A Biblical Examination
How should Christians speak about America’s Christian heritage without turning patriotism into worship? I believe we can tell the truth…
The Book of Deuteronomy: Moses’ Final Words to Israel
Deuteronomy brings us to the plains of Moab, where Moses speaks to Israel one last time before the nation crosses…
Epaphroditus: The Quiet Servant Paul Honored
Epaphroditus appears in only a few verses, yet Paul calls him a brother, fellow worker, and fellow soldier. I want…
Mount Ebal and Mount Gerizim: Blessing and Curse
Two mountains rise over the valley of Shechem in central Israel. Mount Gerizim stands to the south, and Mount Ebal…