The Bible may not use the modern term “mental health,” but it speaks deeply to the condition of the mind, soul, and emotions. God created the inner man and cares about our peace, stability, and restoration. Isaiah 26:3 promises, “You will keep him...

Miriam, the sister of Moses and Aaron, is first mentioned in Exodus 2:4–8 as the unnamed sister who watched over the baby Moses as he floated in the Nile. When Pharaoh’s daughter found him, Miriam approached and offered to find a Hebrew nurse, leading...

Christians are called to engage in the world without being conformed to it. This includes political involvement with wisdom, humility, and a commitment to biblical truth. Scripture gives principles that guide how believers should relate to government and political...

The alabaster jar is associated with the account of a woman anointing Jesus, recorded in all four Gospels, with the most detailed version in Matthew 26:6–13, Mark 14:3–9, Luke 7:36–50, and John 12:1–8. These accounts describe different...

Fire came out from the Lord to consume the offering as a visible sign of His acceptance and presence. This divine act confirmed that the priests’ consecration was valid and that the sacrificial system they were now administering was established by God...

The interpretation of dreams in prison was a turning point in Joseph’s life and a key step in God’s plan to elevate him. Genesis 40:5–8 records the beginning of this episode:“Then the butler and the baker of the king of Egypt, who were...

John records that early in His ministry, when Jesus went up to Jerusalem for the Passover, He found corruption in the temple courts: “And He found in the temple those who sold oxen and sheep and doves, and the money changers doing business. When He had made a...

The table of showbread represents God’s provision, fellowship with His people, and the continual presence of His covenant blessings. Placed in the Holy Place of the tabernacle, it held twelve loaves of bread, arranged in two rows, symbolizing the twelve...

God allows false prophets to test the hearts of His people, to expose rebellion, and to distinguish truth from deception. Their presence is a judgment against those who reject God's Word and a trial to reveal who truly loves and follows Him. Scripture consistently...

Jesus spoke in parables to both reveal and conceal truth. Parables were a form of teaching that illustrated spiritual realities through everyday examples, but they also served to separate those who were open to truth from those whose hearts were hardened. They...