Tag: New Testament

God gave humans not only the physical world, but our own talents—gifts and abilities that we can use to serve him. Prior to the Reformation, the medieval church...

The confusion of the true spirit of Christmas is engineered by the enemy of our souls. Paul reveals the heart of Christmas is the humility, servanthood, and exaltation...
Race activists say Daniel Penny is racist. Others say he's a hero and a good Samaritan. Let's consider how the parable of the Good Samaritan relates to this...

The Roman soldier, a centurion living in Capernaum, came to Jesus begging him to heal his servant. Jesus was willing to come to his home, but the soldier...

Everywhere our culture is abandoning the truth and embracing comfortable deceptions. We must heed Paul's word to the Philippians. We must hold the line....
In this sermon, Anglican bishop James Madison (1795) preaches on God's providential hand in establishing America and the biblical values that Americans ought to hold dear....

The Lord’s Prayer in Matthew 6:9-13 is one of the more quotable prayers in Scripture. We are taught it as children, and for those of us raised in...

Have you ever read a familiar Bible verse and then see something you never saw before? I imagine that if you read the Scriptures regularly, this happens to...

Dispensationalism maintains that "Israel" and "the Church" are separate. The New Testament, however, is clear that "Israel" refers to God's people—the Church....
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