Soteriology is the study of salvation, and it remains one of the most critical doctrines in Christian theology because it addresses how sinners are made right with a holy God. To understand salvation biblically, we must practice sound hermeneutics. That means...
The Gifts of the Holy Spirit are a profound aspect of God’s work among His people, designed for the edification of the Church and the furtherance of His kingdom. These gifts, distinct from the fruit of the Holy Spirit, empower believers to serve others and fulfill...
The Holy Spirit is often misunderstood or spoken of as if He were only an invisible force, a vague spiritual energy, or simply “power.” Scripture gives us a much richer, more personal, and more reverent view. The Holy Spirit is a divine Person, fully God, and He is...
In an age where truth is often treated as personal preference, Christians hold fast to a different understanding. Truth is objective, stable, and rooted in God’s own character. Scripture goes further and shows that truth is not only something God speaks, but...
When Jesus spoke to Nicodemus under the cover of night, He revealed a profound truth that would echo through the ages. Nicodemus was a religious teacher, a man respected for his knowledge of Scripture, yet Jesus immediately took the conversation beneath the surface...
In the rich tapestry of biblical prophecy and fulfillment, the Star of Bethlehem holds a special, miraculous place. Far beyond being a mere celestial anomaly or an ordinary shooting star, this light was a supernatural guide that led the Magi to the newborn King of...
The book of Hebrews stands as one of the most profound and theologically rich writings in the New Testament. It magnifies Jesus Christ as the final and sufficient revelation of God, the perfect High Priest, and the once-for-all sacrifice who fulfills everything the...
Peter, originally named Simon, stands as one of the most compelling figures in the New Testament. His life is marked by extraordinary highs and painful lows, zeal for Christ that often led to impulsive actions, and a redemption story that epitomizes the grace of...
The Shekinah Glory is a term commonly used to describe the visible manifestation of God’s presence dwelling among His people. The word Shekinah itself does not appear in the Bible, but it is drawn from a Hebrew root that carries the idea of “dwelling” or...
When we think about the grandeur of heaven, it is hard to overlook the powerful imagery in Scripture of doors, gates, and openings that connect the spiritual and earthly realms. One of the most vivid accounts is Jacob’s vision of a ladder or stairway, with angels...
