God’s commandments in the Bible are often misinterpreted as being exclusive to Jews. This devotional sheds light on the universality of these commandments and distinguishes them from cultural Jewish laws.
In a world filled with doubts and questions, the existence of God stands as an unshakable foundation. Delve into the logical and moral necessities that not only affirm God’s existence but also reveal Him as the very grounding of all reality.
Godly masculinity involves a delicate balance between strength and kindness, modeled perfectly by Christ. This devotional examines biblical perspectives on masculinity, including examples of Jesus Christ and King David, inviting us to redefine manhood through a biblical lens.
In our journey through ‘The Silmarillion’s’ opening chapter, we discover a grand narrative of creation, fall, and redemption that resonates with the Gospel. This post explores the similarities between Eru Ilúvatar’s creation and God’s creation, Melkor’s rebellion and humanity’s sin, and Ilúvatar’s grand plan and God’s sovereign plan of redemption.
Faith and works – are they contradictory or complementary in our spiritual journey? Explore the profound harmony between these two in our latest blog post. We delve into Scripture, examining Paul’s emphasis on faith and James’s insistence on works, and discover that these teachings are two sides of the same divine coin. Realize how God-given faith inevitably results in good works, not as a means to earn salvation, but as an authentic demonstration of a transformed heart.
Forgiveness is a journey of liberation, a transformative process that frees us from the shackles of resentment and bitterness. As we forgive as Christ forgave us, we encounter healing, peace, and a deeper understanding of God’s love. Remember, forgiveness isn’t forgetting or excusing the wrong; it’s choosing freedom over bitterness. Discover the power and freedom of forgiveness in our latest blog post.
Delve deep into the scriptures to understand the repercussions of passivity in one’s faith. From Adam’s initial passivity to Jesus’ proactive stance, the Bible offers a consistent message on the importance of action in faith.