When a Christian who is reflecting on recent and ongoing global events asks, “It it the end of the World?” What we really mean is “How germane are current global events to the determination of our actual position in the grand scheme of biblical eschatological events?”
When a Christian asks, “End of the World… or Nah?” What we really mean is “How germane are current global events to the determination of our actual position in the grand scheme of biblical eschatological events?”…
…love encompasses unconditional sacrifice for others. As such Jesus is the believer’s benchmark for love…
…a distinction should be made between natural evil and moral evil. Natural evil consists of natural disasters and problems resulting from … Moral evil, unlike natural evil, is that caused by man. It is defined as man’s inhumanity to man which is seen through injustice…
The view of the problem of evil could only be grasped if the study of the view of God is established. One’s view of who God is will reflect on their view of what good and evil is, and one’s view of evil is a direct reflection of their view of God…
… The Synoptic Problem is the problem of the literary relationships among the first three “Synoptic” Gospels (Matthew, Mark, and Luke). …boils down the synoptic problem to a matter of literary dependance….
…This is believed to be the initial nucleus that birthed the Philippian church. The Philippians are thus very acquainted with the concept of rejoicing in difficult situations…
Christian history has shown us that revival is not oftentimes associated with better music, singing or more “hype” in our churches. Christian history has shown us that the Spirit of God brings revival when the people of God get back to the Bible…
The first verse of Genesis chapter 3 opens up with the stunning claim of a talking Snake. The hardest thing for people to wrap their mind around in Genesis 3 is that talking snake bit… …How can we reconcile this with our current reality where SNAKES DON’T TALK?
There is a push and pull relationship that has always existed between Technology and Faith. While the ethos of Christendom has always encircled the unchanging and unshakable truths of the scripture. At its core, the spirit of the modern technological revolution is one of constant change and dynamism…
