Elijah at Mount Carmel: Why God Answered With Fire
Elijah’s confrontation on Mount Carmel came after years without rain, when Israel had already suffered the consequences of following Baal. The people needed rain,…
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John 6:44: What Does It Mean That the Father Draws?
What does Jesus mean when He says that no one can come to Him unless the Father draws him? Some understand this as irresistible…
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,…
Freedom in Christ: What It Means to Be Truly Free
Jesus promises freedom to people who do not recognize their bondage. They appeal to their descent from Abraham while He exposes their slavery to…
How to Witness to a Jehovah’s Witness With Truth and Grace
A Jehovah's Witness may tell you that he believes Jesus is the Son of God, and you may find yourself agreeing before you have…
Generational Curses: What Does the Bible Teach?
Can a person be guilty before God because of something his grandparents did? Can a Christian remain under a family curse until someone discovers…
Set Your Mind on Things Above: What Colossians 3 Means
Setting our minds on things above should change how we live an ordinary day. We still need to do our work, care for people,…
Astrology: A Biblical Examination
A horoscope may arrive as a joke, a daily message on a phone, or advice from someone who takes astrology seriously. Does the way…
Benaiah in the Bible: The Mighty Man Who Served David and Solomon
Benaiah is usually remembered for killing a lion in a pit on a snowy day. Scripture also follows him through years of service to…
Zacchaeus and Jesus: What Luke 19 Teaches About Salvation
Zacchaeus was a wealthy chief tax collector in Jericho, and when Jesus came through the city he wanted to see Him. Because he was…
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…
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…