We have been discussing how to better understand God’s vision for shalom using the four-chapter gospel model that sees the historical redemptive narrative told by the Bible in...
A tumultuous cultural climate prevails across international conditions. Like ocean riptides tormented a family vacation; or forceful wind and crashing waves hampered a hoped-for, joyous time in the...
According to the Bible, there is one triune God revealed in the Old and New Testaments, and it is he—not a mere man or a human government—who is...
The Apostle John’s account of “the revelation of Jesus Christ,” the last book in our Bible, has much to teach us about the Kingdom of God. In my...
Previously, we discussed Jesus and the kingdom of heaven, and then the Epistles and the kingdom. In this article, we will begin to look at John’s account of...
In my last post, we explored what happened between the end of Israel’s monarchs in the Old Testament and the coming of their true king. Now, we can...
Israel demanded a king, but their royal rulers diminished after only four generations, as we read in my last post. After Solomon’s son Rehoboam, Israel was snatched up...
One of our readers asked several questions that I hear often: “In the life after death, what will we do? Will we work? Will any of the things...
Easter is a big deal. That much is clear, known to everybody in our purview—secular neighbors, mainstream media, national retailers, and more. However, what is unclear to many...
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