Israel’s 40 Years in the Wilderness: Why Did They Wander?
At Kadesh Barnea, the Israelites refused to enter the land God had promised them. These were the people He had freed from Egypt, yet…
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Hosanna: What Does the Word Mean?
We hear “Hosanna” in songs and around Palm Sunday, but the word means more than a familiar expression of celebration. It comes from a…
Why Did Satan Want the Body of Moses? Jude Explained
Moses had led Israel out of Egypt and through the wilderness before he died outside the land God had promised them. Much later, Jude…
Barnabas in the Bible: The Son of Encouragement
What kind of encouragement actually strengthens a church? Barnabas did more than make people feel welcome. He sold property to meet believers' needs, spoke…
The Mark of Cain: What Was It and Why Did God Give It?
Genesis does not tell us what Cain's mark looked like, but it does tell us why God gave it. After Cain murdered Abel, the…
Hell and the Lake of Fire: What Does the Bible Teach?
Revelation 20 describes Hades, the realm of the dead, giving up those it holds for judgment and then being cast into the lake of…
The Post-Tribulation Rapture: A Biblical Examination
Christians who disagree about the timing of the rapture can still affirm that Jesus will return bodily and visibly. The disagreement concerns when He…
Wicked Schemes: What Makes a Plan Sinful?
Planning ahead is necessary in family life, work, and ministry. Scripture commends diligence and wise counsel, so having a plan is not the problem.…
‘You Are of Your Father the Devil’: What Jesus Meant
When Jesus said, “You are of your father the devil,” He was confronting men who claimed a relationship with Abraham and with God while…
Divorce and Reconciliation: What the Bible Says
Divorce questions are rarely theoretical. Someone may be grieving betrayal, living in fear, or trying to understand what a past divorce means now. Another…
The Book of Amos: God’s Warning to a Comfortable Nation
Israel looked prosperous when Amos came to warn her. The nation had recovered territory, wealthy households enjoyed comfort, and people continued their religious observances.…
Calvinism Examined: Do the Five Points Match Scripture?
I believe Christ died for every person, that God genuinely calls sinners to repent and believe, and that everyone truly born again is eternally…