"But he who looks into the perfect law of liberty and continues in it, and is not a forgetful hearer but a doer of the work, this one will be blessed in what he does."
— James 1:25 NKJV
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Heavenly Citizens and Earthly Foreigners
A Biblical Perspective on Foreigners and Xenophobia In light of ongoing social tensions, anti-foreigner sentiment, and rising pressure against...
God's Work With Gentiles 3: God's Word About the Nations
Did God only care about Israel throughout Old Testament history, ignoring non-Jewish nations until the New Testament era? In this concluding lesson...
God's Work With Gentiles 2: Did God Ignore Anyone Who Was Not a Jew Until the New Testament?
Did God only care about Israel throughout the Old Testament, ignoring non-Jewish people until the New Testament era? In this lesson, we continue...
God's Work With the Gentiles: Did God Ignore Anyone Who Was Not a Jew Until the New Testament?
Did God only care about the Jewish people until the New Testament, leaving everyone else in spiritual darkness? A common misconception assumes...
God's Work With Gentiles 3: God's Word About the Nations
Did God only care about Israel throughout Old Testament history, ignoring non-Jewish nations until the New Testament era? In this concluding lesson...
Galatians 6
In this final study of the Book of Galatians, we dive into Galatians chapter 6 to explore what it practically means to live under the "law of...
Galatians 5
In Galatians chapter 5, the Apostle Paul draws a sharp contrast between the slavery of the law and the flesh versus the true liberty we find in...
Galatians 4
In this study of Galatians 4, we dive deep into the heart of the Apostle Paul’s message to the Galatians. Why would anyone who has experienced the...
A Response to An Examination of Non-Institutionalism
I saw these articles from the Florida School of Preaching come up on my Facebook feed: “An Examination of Non-Institutionalism” (Parts 1 and 2)...
Galatians 2
In this study of Galatians 2, we continue exploring Paul’s defense of the gospel. Paul demonstrates that his message came via direct revelation...
Gossip: Idle Talk vs. Edification
What is gossip—and what is it not? In this lesson, we take a careful, biblical look at gossip, moving beyond shallow definitions to...
Who Does Jesus Want to Be Elders? (Part 2)
What defines a leader in Christ’s church? In this second part of our series, we continue our deep dive into the biblical qualifications for...
Education Is Not God
In a world that often treats academic achievement as the ultimate measure of success, it is vital to understand where education truly fits into a...
Overview of Ezekiel
In this study, we continue our exploration of the major prophets with the book of Ezekiel. Known as the "visual prophet," Ezekiel used dramatic...
Conclusions: Necessary, Unnecessary, and Impossible
This article discusses necessary, unnecessary, and impossible conclusions when interpreting Bible teachings, using examples from Jesus' teachings and scripture to illustrate the importance of drawing necessary conclusions.
Who Is Jesus?
Jesus is God who became sinless man, died and rose to save us—central, unique, and sole source of salvation.
Why Was Man Created?
Discover the purpose of human creation through biblical teachings, exploring why God made man in His image and what it means to be His children and friends.
Overview of Habakkuk
In this study, we provide an overview of the book of Habakkuk, a unique prophecy that records a dialogue between the prophet and God. Unlike...
Overview of Nahum
In this study, we take an in-depth look at the book of Nahum, a prophecy centered on the "burden against Nineveh." While Jonah’s earlier...
Overview of Jonah
In this video, we continue our study of the Old Testament prophets with an Overview of Jonah. While many of us grew up hearing the story of the...
Overview of Amos
In this study, we continue our series on the prophets by diving into an Overview of Amos. Likely the earliest of the writing prophets, Amos was...