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How can we know God’s plan for our lives? Over the past twenty-five years that I have been in ministry, I have discovered eight vital keys to...

In 1–2 Kings, the presence of “high places” serves as a type of litmus test for Israel’s morality. What were these high places? And why were they...

Over the last few months I have had hundreds of you request a post on “How to Study The Bible.” Well, here it is. I pray this post blesses you,...

While Scripture is clear that good will triumph, it also says evil will win its share of battles. Second Kings 3 records a war event where evil...

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Keeping the Sabbath holy may not seem very productive, but there's more here than just a command. It reveals God's mercy.

Where did the gospel come from?

True repentance has corroborating evidence. Perhaps the best way to learn what genuine repentance looks like is by examining the opposite: a...

If the central question of each Gospel is “What do I need to know about Jesus?” each evangelist answers it differently.

Most of us understand the idea of being baptized with water, as John the Baptist describes it—but why the “fire”?

Everything God does in our lives is for our benefit, including suffering. Though they never seem pleasant at the time, hard times produce wonderful...

Using a series of six “disputations,” Malachi writes to (1) rebuke Israel’s apathy, (2) recall the people to covenant loyalty, and (3) reassure...

Though I am looking forward to the slower summer pace, I want to plan ways to grow spiritually. Will you join me?

The Greek term agape has often been interpreted as a special type of love—one that embodies rational commitment, our actions and our will, but not...