Here, you’ll find an archive of posts that address the broad exploration of foundational Christian beliefs drawn from both the Old and New Testaments.
Psalm 19 reveals God’s glory through the heavens and His Word, inviting us to marvel at His creation and treasure His truth. This timeless psalm calls believers to respond with worship, obedience, and lives that glorify Him.
Psalm 145 is a timeless call to praise God for His greatness, compassion, and eternal kingdom. This psalm invites believers to join an unending chorus of worship, spanning generations and finding its ultimate fulfillment in eternity.
Paul’s doxology in 1 Timothy 1:17 directs praise to the ‘King eternal,’ a profound acknowledgment of God’s sovereignty, immortality, and invisibility. This essay explores the dispensational context, distinguishing Christ’s roles from the Father’s, and concludes that Paul most likely referred to God the Father in this timeless declaration of praise.
Adam’s willful disobedience in the Garden of Eden plunged humanity into sin and death, but Christ, the Last Adam, provides the way to redemption and eternal life. This powerful contrast highlights the devastating effects of sin and the boundless grace of God through Jesus Christ.
The unnamed children of Adam and Eve played a vital role in fulfilling God’s command to populate the earth, ensuring the growth of early human society. Though Scripture gives few details about them, their contributions were integral to God’s sovereign plan for humanity’s development and redemption.
Psalm 1 draws a vivid contrast between the flourishing life of the righteous and the fleeting existence of the wicked. Its timeless message challenges believers to delight in God’s Word and glorify Him in every season of life.
Psalm 2 vividly portrays the rebellion of humanity and the triumph of God’s anointed King. This timeless psalm calls all people to submit to Christ’s authority, take refuge in Him, and glorify the Sovereign King.
Psalm 11 challenges believers to trust in the Lord as their refuge, even in the face of danger and uncertainty. Its timeless message calls us to reject fear and place our faith in the God who reigns sovereignly from His heavenly throne.”
Psalm 12 contrasts the faithlessness of humanity with the faithfulness of God, celebrating His protection of the righteous and the enduring purity of His Word. This psalm invites believers to trust in God’s promises and look forward to His ultimate judgment of evil.
Matthias’ quiet yet significant role as the apostle chosen to replace Judas reflects the sovereignty of God and the importance of faithful service. His story reminds believers that God works through both prominent and unseen servants to accomplish His purposes.
The levirate marriage tradition in ancient Israel exemplified God’s provision for preserving family lineage and caring for widows. While it served a specific purpose under the Old Covenant, its principles of redemption and faithfulness find ultimate fulfillment in Christ, our eternal Redeemer.
From the early Church to the present day, believers have faced challenges from teachings that distort the simple truth of the gospel. This post explores the parallels between ancient heresies and modern movements, illustrating the enduring need for apostolic doctrine and biblical discernment.
The Tribulation is not merely a catastrophic event but a pivotal transitional period in dispensational theology. It underscores God’s sovereignty in history, His judgment on rebellion, and His covenantal faithfulness to Israel and the nations.
Grace is the eternal and unmerited favor of God, central to salvation and the Christian life. This post explores the depth of grace, its transformative power, and why it must be proclaimed and lived out in the church today.
God created mankind to glorify Himself, reflect His character, and enjoy a loving relationship with Him. Humanity’s creation is central to God’s eternal plan, demonstrating His love, grace, and justice to all creation, including the angelic realm.