Most people know that the messiah is promised in the Isaiah. Fewer realize that the promise of the Messiah who will correct the curse brought on humanity and the world is promised in Genesis. In Genesis 3:15 we see that first promise of a Messiah who would conquer sin and death.
Will Christians go through the Tribulation? It’s a question that keeps coming up in Bible studies, church conversations, and discussions among believers. It’s not a new debate. Faithful, Bible-believing Christians have wrestled with this question for generations. Will the church endure the coming Tribulation, or will Christ remove His bride before the storm breaks?
Does biblical truth matter? Yes. It absolutely matters – eternally. Without the inerrant, trustworthy word, the gospel’s content becomes blurred. With it, we stand on a solid foundation.
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As a new Christian you may be wondering – how now shall I live, what is expected of me and how do I follow Jesus?
We have a problem in our current culture. It is Hell. To be more precise it is our denial of Hell as a real place. Hell gets ignored, shaded over, or even turned into a joke. We tend to dwell on safer thoughts. Heaven for everyone. Hell for no one. Or if it exists,…
The world is on fire! Starvation, wars, despot leaders and natural disasters. Is this the end? We are counting down the top ten reasons we know we are not! If you watch or listen to the “news” you cannot help hearing about the turmoil the world is in. Many wonder and even propose that…
You are an eternal being, you will exist forever and you must choose where you will spend forever – with God or in His absence in torment.
If we misunderstand James, we may burden ourselves with doubt and miss the peace the gospel offers. Paul and James don’t contradict each other—they complete the picture. Faith alone justifies us before God, but real faith always results in a life changed by grace.
When our world is shattered, and we are left standing in the ruins of our expectations, trust becomes the most difficult yet most necessary response. In the midst of suffering, we are faced with a choice—will we trust that God is who He says He is? Can we still believe that He is good,…
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Let’s be honest—if you’ve spent any time digging into the history of ancient civilizations, you’ve probably run into some big questions. How old are these ruins, really? Where does the Bible fit in? And what do we do when archaeology and Scripture seem to tell different stories?
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Can a book that has been translated countless times over two millennia still convey its original message? What does the wealth of ancient manuscripts available, the precision with which the Bible has been translated, and the consistency of the Bible’s core message across centuries tell us about its reliability?
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Easter is a day when believers around the world pause to remember and celebrate the resurrection of Jesus Christ. It is the cornerstone of the Christian faith and the ultimate demonstration of God’s power over sin and death. The resurrection of Jesus was unlike any other recorded in Scripture or history. Lets see why.