The Bible acknowledges that children can be rebellious, and it gives both instruction and warning regarding how parents should respond. God’s design for the family includes structure, correction, and love, aimed at guiding children toward righteousness.One of...

The Nazarite vow was given as a voluntary act of dedication to the Lord, where a man or woman could set themselves apart for a season of special consecration. By taking this vow, a person separated from normal activities and pleasures to focus wholly on devotion to...

At the baptism of Jesus, the Father’s voice from heaven confirmed His identity and mission. Matthew records: “And suddenly a voice came from heaven, saying, ‘This is My beloved Son, in whom I am well pleased.’” (Matthew 3:17) Mark...

Jochebed was the mother of Moses, Aaron, and Miriam, and she is remembered for her courage, faith, and obedience to God in a time of great danger. Her account is found in Exodus 2:1–10 and briefly referenced in Numbers 26:59. Despite Pharaoh’s decree to...

The Israelites were told not to say their own power gained them wealth because such thinking leads to pride, forgetfulness of God, and spiritual ruin. Moses warned them that after entering the land and experiencing prosperity, they would be tempted to take credit...

The conversions recorded in the Book of Acts symbolize the power of the gospel to transform lives and break barriers between people, demons/">demonstrating the fulfillment of Jesus’ command to make disciples of all nations (Acts 1:8). Acts presents several...

Paul said it is better not to marry in certain contexts because singleness allows for undivided devotion to the Lord and greater freedom in serving Him without the distractions and obligations that come with family life. His teaching was not a condemnation of...

Although Genesis records the entrance of sin and its devastating effects, it also displays God’s grace at every step. From the moment Adam and Eve sinned, God acted in mercy rather than destroying them immediately. Instead, He sought them out. Genesis 3:9...

Justification and sanctification are two distinct but connected aspects of salvation. Both are works of God’s grace, but they serve different purposes in the believer’s life. Justification is a legal declaration by God that a person is righteous based...

To be the head and not the tail means to be in a position of leadership, strength, and prominence rather than one of subjection, weakness, and insignificance. This expression was part of the blessings promised to Israel if they remained obedient to the Lord. "And...