The Davidic Covenant: What God Promised David
David wanted to build a house for the LORD, but God promised to build David a house of a different kind: an enduring royal…
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The Nazirite Vow: What the Bible Teaches
The Nazirite vow set an Israelite apart to the Lord for a period of special dedication. Long hair was its most visible sign, but…
Why Did Darkness Fall at Jesus’ Crucifixion?
Darkness covered the land for three hours while Jesus hung on the cross. The Gospel writers place it alongside His final words, His death,…
The Book of Proverbs Explained: How to Read Biblical Wisdom
Proverbs 26 tells us not to answer a fool according to his folly, and then the next verse tells us to answer him. If…
Shadrach, Meshach, and Abednego: Faith in the Fiery Furnace
Shadrach, Meshach, and Abednego were three Jewish men serving in the government of Babylon when its king ordered them to worship a gold image.…
Lot in the Bible: A Righteous Man With a Troubled Legacy
Peter calls Lot righteous, yet Genesis records decisions in his life that were foolish and sometimes appalling. I need to receive both parts of…
Testing vs. Temptation: How Can You Tell the Difference?
In the first chapter of his New Testament letter, James tells us that the testing of our faith produces patience, but a few verses…
The Book of Job Explained: Suffering, Faith, and the Living Redeemer
Job was a man who feared God, and yet he lost his children, his possessions, and his health. When his friends came to comfort…
Gifts of the Holy Spirit: What Does the Bible Teach?
The believers in the church at Corinth had received spiritual gifts, abilities the Holy Spirit gave them to serve others, but Paul still had…
David and Bathsheba: Sin, Repentance, and Lasting Consequences
David knew Bathsheba was Uriah's wife before he sent for her. He then used his royal authority to conceal what he had done, drawing…
Nimrod in the Bible: What We Know and What We Don’t
Genesis records Nimrod’s unusual strength, the beginning of his kingdom, and its connection with Babel. It gives us much less about him than later…
The Peace of God: How Christ Gives Peace in Troubled Times
Jesus promised His disciples peace on the evening before He was arrested. He knew they were about to face fear and grief, yet He…