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Retaining or Surrendering Our Rights—What Would Jesus Do?

If we are to live like Jesus in this world of sin, do we live by retaining our rights or by surrendering them?

The Sweetness of Trusting in Jesus

I have discovered that in every struggle of life, it is truly sweet to trust in Jesus.

Three Rejections of God by Ancient Israel: An Object Lesson for Us

There are many lessons we can learn from the biblical account of ancient Israel, this blog explains three rejections of God made by ancient Israel that reveal important lessons to help us avoid similar mistakes as we prepare to enter the heavenly Promised Land.

The Timing of God in Sending His Son

What made it the right time for Jesus’ incarnation? Why do you think God wait thousands of years to fulfill His promise to send our Savior?

Job: A Cosmic Overview—and Seven Truths to Prepare for Christ’s Return

In this blog are seven essential truths demonstrated in the book of Job that are foundational to understanding reality in God’s universe, rightly discerning Scripture, and properly comprehending events.

Identity and the Worship of Self

Do we surrender ourselves in mind, body, and spirit to Him and trust Him with our life, future, and wellbeing? Or do we reject divine truth and reality and substitute it with our feelings, selfish desires, and eventually self-worship?

Dying to Live—Lesson from the Seed

What are the lessons of the kernel falling to the ground and dying? Is dying to live confusing? Does it seem contradictory to say that in order to live, we must die?

Last Generation Theology

According to Last Generation Theology proponents, the last generation must be perfect, because any sin committed after Jesus leaves His mediatorial role, the sinner must be held legally accountable.

Christian Warfare

From the days of John the Baptist until now, the kingdom of heaven has been forcefully advancing, and forceful men lay hold of it (Matthew 11:12 NIV84).

But what does this mean?

It Is Time to Flee the Beastly Systems: Jesus Is Coming Soon!

I believe that the world just went through the equivalent of the Roman armies surrounding Jerusalem, and we are right now experiencing the brief pullback, the respite before the final end-time assault of the beastly system of Revelation.

Jesus Is Both Good and Safe!

What did C.S. Lewis mean when he wrote in ‘The Lion, the Witch, and the Wardrobe’ that Aslan, the lion (Jesus) was not safe, but good?

What is God’s Grace?

Since it is true that God’s grace is a gift to us—something we have not earned, something we are not owed, something we do not receive by right—does that also mean we do not deserve God’s grace?

That depends on how one understands or defines “deserve.”