When you were young, did you ever have a favorite “bedtime” story that you enjoyed. Maybe it was about a knight and a princess, or perhaps it was about Jack and a beanstalk. Whatever it might have been, did it seem like you ever tired of hearing it? When your Mom and Dad read you
The book of Revelation is a great study about the victory that faithful Christians enjoy. In the very first verse, the apostle John made it clear that the book is “signified” (Rev. 1:1). As one will notice, the root of “signified” is sign. John was letting the reader know that the things contained in
Some of you have lived in a time where a man’s word was his bond. An affirmation and a handshake were suitable to seal a deal. In today’s society, with lying being so rampant and commonplace, we sometimes do not know who, or what, to believe. With that being said, I am absolutely certain that
To have sat at the feet of Jesus, and to have heard Him teach, would have been a life changing event. Our Lord had a way of teaching that was different from every other person’s. On one occasion, certain officers who were charged with taking Jesus into custody acknowledged that “Never man spake like this
In the realm of “religious studies”, there are many who have taken the position that Jesus failed when He came in the first century A.D. Their reasoning is that Jesus wanted to establish His earthly kingdom, but because of the wide rejection amongst the Jews, He could not.
The writer of the book of Hebrews did a masterful job of contrasting the differences between the Old and New Laws. Throughout the letter, numerous examples are given indicating the superiority of the Law of Christ over the Law of Moses. This was no doubt extremely helpful at its time
When one does a study of the church, he will find that God uses different synonyms to refer to it. On one hand, the Lord acknowledged that the church and the kingdom are the same thing. “And I say also unto thee, That thou art Peter, and upon this rock I will build my church;
Isaiah continued his description of the Messiah when he wrote, “He was oppressed, and he was afflicted, yet he opened not his mouth: he is brought as a lamb to the slaughter, and as a sheep before her shearers is dumb, so he openeth not his mouth” (Isa. 53:7). This was a foretelling of how
The prophet Isaiah has been referred to as the Messianic prophet. The reason for such is that Isaiah goes into great detail about the Messiah, Jesus. While Isaiah never refers to Jesus by name, it is extremely apparent to a studied Bible student that Isaiah wrote of the Christ. In Isaiah chapter fifty-three, Isaiah revealed
I cannot tell you how many times that I have either read or heard of someone claiming to know when the Lord is coming back. Many religious people have followed teachers that predicted certain dates, but all have been wrong. Most of the time, problems come from misunderstanding certain Scriptures. In particular, a lot of
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