Oil is a recurring symbol throughout Scripture, often representing the Holy Spirit, His presence, and His work. From anointing kings and priests in the Old Testament to Jesus’ parable of the virgins with oil in their lamps, this imagery carries deep...
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...
The virgin birth is not a side issue. It is part of the Bible’s clear testimony about who Jesus is and how God brought salvation into the world. If Jesus is truly God with us, yet truly Man, then the way He entered the world matters. The virgin birth protects the...
God never saved us just to forgive us and leave us unchanged. He saved us to make us like Jesus. That is why the Bible speaks so plainly about “the fruit of the Spirit.” This study walks through Galatians 5:22-23 in its context, explains why “fruit” is singular,...
The Bible presents peace as a profound and enduring gift, distinct from joy or happiness. While joy and happiness are emotional responses that often rise and fall with circumstances, peace is a settled state of the heart that believers experience through their...
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...
