John the Baptist’s Death and His Question for Jesus
John the Baptist was imprisoned for rebuking a ruler's sin and eventually killed at that ruler's command. Before his death, he sent disciples to…
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What Was the Star of Bethlehem? What Matthew Tells Us
Matthew tells us that the star went before the wise men and then stood over the place where Jesus was. I believe that describes…
Waiting on the Lord: What Does It Really Mean?
Waiting becomes harder when we do not know whether God will give the answer we want. I need to trust Him without treating the…
Righteous Anger: What Does the Bible Teach?
Anger is not always sinful, but calling it righteous does not make it so. I may be upset about a real wrong and still…
The Septuagint (LXX): What It Is and How Christians Should Use It
I would not call the Septuagint "the Bible of the apostles" without explaining what I meant by that description. The apostles' use of Greek…
What Is Legalism? A Biblical Guide for Christians
When does a rule in a church become legalism? I cannot answer that simply by asking whether the rule is strict or whether I…
A Camel Through the Eye of a Needle: What Jesus Meant
Jesus spoke about a camel passing through the eye of a needle after a wealthy man asked Him how to obtain eternal life. Jesus…
Generational Honor in the Household of God
In 1 Timothy 5:1-2, Paul tells Timothy to treat older men as fathers, younger men as brothers, older women as mothers, and younger women…
How Can We Know God Exists? A Biblical Answer
How can we know that God exists when we cannot see Him? Scripture answers that question by pointing us to what He has made,…
The Nephilim: Who Were They in Genesis 6?
Genesis 6 describes the “sons of God” taking wives from the daughters of men and places the Nephilim in that same setting. I believe…
Circumcision in the Bible: Covenant, Salvation, and Christ
God commanded Abraham to circumcise his household, yet the apostles refused to require circumcision for Gentiles to be saved. They were not declaring the…