The book of Revelation is the culmination of God's biblical canon for his church and as such it should be no surprise that the Father, Son, and Holy Spirit as one Godhead have an active role in it. From verse 1 of chapter 1, we learn this awesome Revelation not only belongs to Jesus Christ,... Continue Reading →
Scott Lanser and Henry Smith from the Associates of Biblical Research highlight some examples from the New Testament where Jesus confirmed the infallible authority of the Old Testament scripture. Their discussion shores up the principle that Christians can and should stand firm on the reliability of the Bible. This video was released 2021/10/26 and is... Continue Reading →
Today when we think of the term "minister" or "to minister" in religious circles, what often comes to mind is the clergy of any church, whether dressed in suits, robes, or casual wear carrying out preaching or teaching or running a program for the congregation. However, in the Bible the word has broader application given... Continue Reading →
I once made a comment on someone else's social media post pointing out that the very idea of hating someone for any reason, including skin color, was in direct opposition to what the Bible teaches, whether in the Old or New Testament. I wasn't expecting any response, but I got criticism from an unbeliever who... Continue Reading →
"...magic was integral to the development of Christianity and other religions...," claims Shaily Shashikant Patel of Virginia Tech University who is an Assistant Professor of Early Christianity in her article, "Is magic immoral? It played a role in the development of early Christianity." Patel promotes herself as an "expert in ancient magic and early Christianity, [to] study how... Continue Reading →
Christ used the people of his hometown of Nazareth to teach us valuable lessons in Luke 4. He was gracious and loving enough to share with them the gospel of salvation, but also exposed their hardened hearts in the process to try to bring them to humility. As he drew his sermon to a close... Continue Reading →
Pastor Alistair Begg teaches this week from Mark 6 on Christ's discussion with his disciples concerning things that would happen during the end times. Each podcast below is 25 minutes.
John 6 is an account between Jesus and his disciples that took place centuries ago, but teaches us a lot about human nature today. It shows us that regardless of what age we find ourselves living in, there will always be people who will exhibit either a spirit of desertion toward Christ or a spirit... Continue Reading →
A couple of days ago, Mike Winger of Bible Thinker ministry released this hour-long video to share his teaching on Jesus's influence in politics. The passage is in Mark 12 where Jesus is asked about paying taxes. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dWBybF6T0HQ
The interaction in John 9:24-34 between the religious leaders and the healed man who was born blind is an interesting passage. The formerly blind man ended up being wiser and more knowledgeable than those well-educated leaders who professed to be very wise. In verse 24, the educated fools grilled the healed man for a second... Continue Reading →
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