Sharing your faith means proclaiming the gospel of Jesus Christ so that others may hear, believe, and be saved. This is not just for pastors or evangelists, it is the calling of every believer. Jesus commanded: "Go therefore and make disciples of all the nations,...

The statement that the secret things belong to the Lord refers to the reality that not everything about God's will, decisions, or purposes is revealed to man. Some aspects of His divine plan are hidden, known only to Him, and not for us to speculate about or...

Rahab was not commended for lying, but for her faith in protecting the spies and aligning herself with the God of Israel. Scripture praises her actions, not her method. Her lie is recorded but not endorsed, it was her faith and courage that God honored. “By...

John records that Nicodemus, a Pharisee and ruler of the Jews, came to Jesus by night. He acknowledged Him as a teacher from God, but Jesus immediately spoke of the need for new birth: “Jesus answered and said to him, ‘Most assuredly, I say to you,...

The people complained about adversity because they quickly grew dissatisfied with the hardships of the wilderness, forgetting God’s deliverance and provision. Instead of trusting the Lord who had brought them out of Egypt, they allowed discontent and unbelief...

The temple veil tore when Jesus died to signify that the way into the presence of God was now open through His sacrifice. The tearing of the veil represented the end of the Old Covenant system of separation and the beginning of direct access to God through the...

The account of the writing on the wall is found in Daniel 5 and occurs during the reign of Belshazzar, king of Babylon. Belshazzar hosted a great feast for a thousand of his lords and, in a display of arrogance, commanded that the gold and silver vessels taken from...

Jeremiah was a prophet called by God to speak to Judah during its final years before the Babylonian exile. He is often known as “the weeping prophet” because of the sorrow he carried for the sin of his people and the judgment they were facing. God...

God allowed Solomon to take many wives as part of His permissive will, but He did not approve of it. Solomon’s accumulation of wives (especially foreign wives) was a direct violation of God's command. His choices eventually led to spiritual compromise and...

Peter acted ashamed after denying Jesus because his actions contradicted his earlier bold promises of loyalty, and the weight of his failure overwhelmed him. During the Last Supper, Peter vowed:"Even if I have to die with You, I will not deny You!" (Matthew 26:35)...