Faith is central to salvation. The Greek word for faith, πίστις (pistis), conveys more than intellectual belief; it is a deep, unshakable trust, a confidence firmly planted and immovable. This kind of faith shapes not only what we...
The "bottomless pit," also referred to as the "abyss," is a recurring theme in Scripture that points to a place of confinement for demons/">demonic forces and a location tied to God’s judgment. This study will explore its Hebrew and Greek terms,...
The Book of Job is one of the most powerful testimonies in Scripture of faith being tested and human suffering. Job’s life reveals what it means to trust God when circumstances make no sense, and the answers we seek seem elusive. Through Job’s account,...
Martha, the sister of Mary and Lazarus, is a memorable figure in the New Testament, known for her hospitality, her practicality, and her deep relationship with Jesus. Though she is sometimes overshadowed by her sister Mary, Martha’s interactions with Jesus...
Lazarus of Bethany, the brother of Mary and Martha, is one of the most remarkable figures in the Gospels, not for his own actions but for what Jesus did for him. The account of Lazarus’ resurrection in John 11 is a profound display of Jesus’ divine...
The resurrection of Jesus Christ is the cornerstone of the Christian faith, and the details provided in the Gospels are rich with meaning. One of the most compelling aspects of the resurrection account is the description of the grave clothes in the tomb and how...
The concept of "Lilith" has intrigued many, especially due to myths originating in Babylonian folklore, where Lilith was depicted as a demons/">demoness or night spirit. However, when examining Scripture, it becomes clear that the Bible does not support the...
The Garden of Gethsemane holds a profound place in Scripture as the location of Jesus’ final moments of private prayer and surrender before His crucifixion. It is where He faced the weight of His impending sacrifice and reveals His full submission to the will...
Rebekah, a pivotal figure in Genesis, is a remarkable example of faith, discernment, and courage. The Bible introduces her as a young woman drawing water from a well, yet her life is filled with critical moments where her decisions and actions shape the course of...
Eliezer of Damascus, though only directly named in Genesis 15:2, stands out in Scripture as a profound example of faithfulness, humility, and trustworthiness. His role as Abraham’s servant and steward reflects the qualities of a godly servant, and his actions...
