Let’s talk about a fascinating image in Scripture—the two lampstands and two olive trees mentioned in Revelation 11:3–4: "And I will give power to my two witnesses, and they will prophesy one thousand two hundred and sixty days, clothed in...
Let’s dig deep into the prophetic imagery of Wormwood, a key element in the Book of Revelation that is often linked with cosmic catastrophe and divine judgment. By studying its occurrence in the New Testament and holding it against the Old Testament...
From Genesis to Revelation, Scripture calls us to a life of thanksgiving. Thanksgiving is not merely a seasonal practice or a fleeting emotion: it is a command, an attitude, and a way of life that flows from a heart transformed by God’s grace. Psalm 100:4...
The theme of "living water" flows throughout Scripture, representing spiritual refreshment, eternal life, and the work of the Holy Spirit. From the Old Testament imagery of water as a source of life to Jesus’ powerful declaration in the New Testament, living...
Deborah, the only female judge in Israel’s history, stands as a remarkable figure in the Bible. Her account is found in Judges 4-5, during a tumultuous period when “everyone did what was right in his own eyes” (Judges 21:25). As a prophetess and a...
Andrew, one of the twelve apostles, often lives in the shadow of his more prominent brother, Peter. However, a closer look at Andrew’s life reveals a disciple of remarkable humility, faith, and dedication to bringing others to Christ. The name "Andrew"...
Matthew 24 Commentary Matthew 24 is Jesus’ profound response to His disciples’ questions about the end of the age, delivered on the Mount of Olives. It begins with Jesus predicting the destruction of the temple: “Do you not see all these things?...
The work of the Holy Spirit is evident throughout the Old Testament, yet His relationship with humanity differed significantly from the New Testament era. In the Old Testament, the Holy Spirit would come "upon" individuals, empowering them for specific tasks or...
What Does the Gospel Mean? The word “gospel” comes from the Greek euangelion, which translates as "good news" or "glad tidings." It is the proclamation of the greatest news humanity has ever received. However, to fully grasp why this news is so good, we...
Repentance is one of the most vital truths in Scripture, yet it is often misunderstood or overlooked. From the Old Testament prophets to the apostles and Jesus Himself, the call to repentance resounds as a central theme of God’s message to humanity. But what...
