Jesus guaranteed accuracy of his ministry by sending the Holy Spirit from heaven to guide the authors in writing. In this article, we will focus on the prologue to the […]
July 27, 2026 If war is ever lawful, then peace is sometimes sinful. —C. S. Lewis War. It’s sometimes romanticized. It’s usually defended and even glorified. It’s often underestimated and […]
Editor’s Note: Students of the Bible have often found themselves confounded by how to interpret sections of the book of Revelation. One of the most crucial questions is how to […]
One episode in Homer’s Odyssey that particularly caught my attention is the encounter with the Lotus-Eaters. Odysseus and his men are blown off course and arrive on an island where […]
You know those inflatable bouncy houses that people rent for their kids’ birthday parties? I want you to imagine this scenario. Pretend that all inflatables somehow became sentient. In fact, […]
In 1961, the newly elected President of the United States John Fitzgerald Kennedy announced to the world that the United States of America was going to the moon. In several […]
How would you answer the question, “Did Jesus really claim to be God?” Here’s the answer we’ll explore: “Yes! Jesus claimed to be God in multiple ways. He equated himself […]
Imagine standing at the bottom of a huge mountain, knowing you’re the one who has to climb it. You can feel the weight of everything you’ve been carrying, such as […]
A significant portion of the images and messages found in Revelation are accompanied by various numbers that often seem to be figurative or symbolic in some sense: seven, twelve, a […]
When I was growing up, my cousins lived on a small farm. One summer we went to visit them on their farm, and they had a pig they had been […]
I knew a young woman who started dating a guy and—within weeks if not days—she got his name tattooed on her leg. You can guess where this is going. Yeah, […]
What did Jesus’ death accomplish? Probably the most common answer from someone who attends any evangelical church is something along the lines of “Jesus’ death paid the price for my […]