Does the Bible tell us whether it was or wasn’t God’s will for Paul to go to Jerusalem? I believe it does and I believe it does so actually quite clearly. Is it irrelevant because somehow Paul was still doing God’s will, even though we know God is not the author of confusion? I don’t think so. That’s definitely not true. That would be like saying that God’s will is irrelevant. God gave us His Word, which is perspicuous (Pr 8:8-9), so we can understand it, which comes through

There is a lot of confusion and disastrous misunderstanding on “the law” today, especially concerning the born again believers...

I don’t believe a more important issue exists today with all the gospel perversion concerning repentance and Christ’s Lordship. As noted...

Rather frequently it seems perhaps preachers take these verses in Romans chapter 4 out of their context and meaning, twisting them into...

Anyone can profess to believe in Jesus but it doesn’t hold any weight if there was no repentance and resultant Biblical fruit and sure...

The Lord’s Table (aka., Lord’s Supper, Communion) illustrated and described in Lk 22:14-20; 1 Cor 10:16-21 and 11:17-34, is a memorial of...

The Old Testament (OT) book of Daniel was written by the prophet of the same name, Daniel, a sixth-century Jew who, along with many other...

In that supernatural and dramatic permanent moment of conversion, yea “the day of salvation,” in which “a time accepted” that Christ...

Divorce and remarriage is rampant today, reflecting well the spirit of an ungodly age. Men and women live wicked, ungodly and selfish lives, and many times adulterously, and in the process destroying the lives of their children. Many are addicted to pornography, which leads to further sin and eventual divorce in to many cases. This is an evil and disgusting unlawful but accepted practice, mostly brought about by pathetic, proud, weak, effeminate and narcissistic men but it’s

Many people claim to love Jesus. Some claim to really love Jesus. Others even claim to really, really love Jesus. So when someone says he loves Jesus, conversation over, because he must really love Jesus? Whether Jesus loves me or I love Jesus is very basic to Christianity, to a proper theological understanding. Yes this is very important and we must all examine ourselves regarding this including myself. Love “rejoiceth in the truth” (1 Cor 13). Often professing believers hat

The 70 weeks of Daniel prophecy in Dan 9:24-27 is absolutely amazing! Though there is much more to the 70 weeks that could be exposited,...

Whether preaching to the lost or professing Christians, a large part of our work as an ambassador for Christ is warring spiritual...

Scripture is very clear on what unity is, what I'm calling real unity as opposed to the fake. Fake unity poses as unity, but isn't. Most...

We know that the wine Jesus made at the wedding in John 2 was non-alcoholic, non-fermented pure grape juice for the following reasons: 1. The word wine in the Bible is a generic term; sometimes it means grape juice; sometimes it means alcoholic beverages. We note this factual truth in the following verses which prove that the word "wine" can mean fresh grape juice, the fruit of the vine: De. 11:14; 2 Ch. 31:5; Ne. 13:15; Pr. 3:10; Is. 16:10; 65:8; 1 Tim. 5:23. The Greek word

Our rule of conduct must by the Word of God alone, and Scripture is abundantly clear that alcoholic drinks should have no part in our lives. Strong drink intoxicates and God says: “ Be not deceived . . . neither fornicators, nor idolatrous, . . . nor drunkards , . . . shall inherit the kingdom of God ” (1 Cor. 6:9-10). Drinking alcohol, which is drunkardness, is clearly contrary to the working of God's grace in the born again believer: "For the grace of God that bringeth salv

There are instruments mentioned in the Old Testament (OT). We know that. Part of the worship of God as we read in Scripture, especially...

“Love" is one of the most misused and corrupted words in the English vocabulary. Very often when evangelizing, I have to give the correct...

Jesus said, “I am the good shepherd: the good shepherd giveth his life for the sheep. But he that is an hireling, and not the shepherd,...

Last year I read an article published in a Mennonite daily devotion ( Beside the Still Waters ) that encouraged practical and passive...

“Let us come before his presence with thanksgiving." (Ps 95:3) "As ye have therefore received Christ Jesus the Lord, so walk ye in him:...