Genuine believers have vastly different opinions about the end times. But is eschatology all that important to our day-to-day lives?
The secular world is primarily concerned about socio-economic equalities. But Christians know that the issue of equality pervades all of human life
Have you considered that if there is no desire to meet God here on His terms, we will not meet Him in eternity on our terms?
Human life is intrinsically valuable because we are made in the image of God. But should we put someone to death for killing a fellow image-bearer?
The fruit of the Spirit is the only visible evidence of our faith. So, isn’t it time we paid more attention to bearing it in our day-to-day lives?
Isaiah 13 offers a shadowy glimpse of the future ‘day of the Lord’. Can God be justified for exercising wrath against His creation?
The term ‘the abomination of desolation’ comes up during Jesus’ Olivet discourse. What does it mean?
Though he was a high priest in Israel, Eli's shortcomings in leadership began at home with his inability to parent well. Three aspects stand out
Does it matter if ministers don't devote any of their teaching to that place of judgement reserved for those who reject God?
We're all guilty of biased judgements and partiality. The book of James offers a mirror with which to examine ourselves: are we 'judges with evil thoughts'?
The book of Isaiah offers solid advice for when we see divine judgement comes upon a land: sanctify the LORD, sanctify His Word
There are stories in the Old Testament where God seems to show partiality. But how is that consistent with what we know about His character?
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