The early chapters of Genesis provide profound insight into the nature of humanity and the repercussions of sin. In just one generation after the first murder, Scripture introduces Lamech, a descendant of Cain, whose words and choices display how quickly violence,...
Communion, also called the Lord’s Supper, is a profound ordinance given to the church by Jesus Christ Himself. It is simple in its elements, bread and the cup, yet weighty in its meaning. When practiced according to Scripture, communion brings believers back to the...
In our journey of faith, it is essential to recognize the distinct ways in which the Lord tests His people and how Satan tempts them. Understanding this difference does not just give us better “labels” for what we feel. It helps us discern spiritual challenges with...
The Bible is more than a book; it is God’s inspired Word, the foundation of our faith, and His primary way of speaking to us. Scripture equips us to know God, to discern truth from error, and to walk in righteousness day by day. Our aim in this guide is simple: to...
One of the common questions that arises from the book of Genesis is: Who was Cain’s wife? When Cain is exiled after killing his brother Abel, Genesis 4:17 tells us, “And Cain knew his wife, and she conceived and bore Enoch.” That brief statement often raises...
Prayer is the heartbeat of a believer’s relationship with God. It is an open line of communication where we praise, confess, give thanks, intercede, and bring our requests to the Lord. Throughout Scripture, we see that God’s people prayed in many settings and with...
The phrase “the name of the Lord” appears throughout the Bible, representing the power, character, and authority of God Himself. Scripture does not treat God’s name as a mere label. It treats His name as bound up with who He is, what He is like, and how He makes...
The account of Elisha and the youths who mocked him, found in 2 Kings 2:23-25, is one of the Bible’s more surprising stories. In this passage, Elisha has just succeeded the prophet Elijah, and while traveling he is confronted by a group of young people near Bethel....
Tithing is a significant topic in Scripture, rooted in the Old Testament and practiced by Israel as a part of their covenant relationship with God.
The twelve tribes of Israel trace their origin to the twelve sons of Jacob, whose name was changed to Israel. These sons became the patriarchs of the tribes that would make up the nation of Israel. Each tribe held specific roles and responsibilities, forming a...
