The triune God cannot be contained by finite attributes, and the Second Commandment prohibited any attempt to represent God with any physical shape. Jesus Christ, the same Creator who spoke the worlds into existence, was made flesh to provide for the thrice holy God to be just and the justifier of him which believeth in Jesus. [... more]

The first day of the week holds significant importance in the Bible, representing a new creation and resurrection. It is a day of remembering the Lord's death and celebrating His resurrection through preaching and breaking bread. The early Christians observed this day as a time to commemorate the Lord's death and hear the preaching of His Word. [... more]

A Christian worldview is essential to understanding the world and our place in it. The Bible teaches us about God's holiness and the importance of respecting that holiness. The concept of blasphemy is taken seriously in the Bible, and it's not just about disrespecting the Pope or other religious leaders. It's about appropriating God's glory onto ourselves or attributing to God something He did not say or do. A biblical worldview also helps us understand pain and suffering. Pain is a mercy because it alerts us to potential harm, and suffering can be a result of our choices and actions. By understanding the biblical story of creation and the fall, we can see that pain and suffering are not the result of a curse, but rather a consequence of our actions. [... more]

The gospel of salvation does not rest on feelings or teachings, but on proven facts of history, including Jesus Christ's bodily resurrection and ascension to heaven. [... more]

Women often struggle with financial confidence due to uncertainty about their identity in Christ, leading to hesitation in making financial decisions. A faith-based approach to financial stewardship can provide a foundation of security and clarity, empowering women to make wise financial decisions and live out their purpose. [... more]

Christians who suffer for righteousness' sake are blessed and should rejoice in their sufferings, as they are partakers of Christ's sufferings, and will be rewarded in heaven. [... more]

Matt Slick discusses various Bible doctrines, including church practice, baptism, and the Sabbath, as well as theological topics like predestination, election, and the relationship between Christians and Israel. [... more]

The trumpet of God holds significant meaning in the Bible, first appearing in Exodus 19:19, where God speaks to Moses through a voice that sounds like a trumpet. The trumpet is associated with important occasions, such as the Israelites' entry into the Promised Land at Jericho, and is also linked to the return of Christ, as described in 1 Thessalonians 4:17. [... more]

The Bible claims its writers were supernaturally influenced by God to produce divinely accurate words, with over 2,600 claims in the Old Testament for direct inspiration of Scripture. This divine guidance is seen in the writings of the 27 books of the New Testament, where Jesus, Paul, Peter, John, and Jude all attest to the accuracy of their words. The concept of inspiration is central to understanding the authority of Scripture, with an all-or-nothing proposition: either all Scripture is inspired, or none of it is. [... more]

Scripture calls us to anchor our hope in Christ, trusting him in both abundance and hardship, rather than measuring God's love by our circumstances. The prosperity gospel distorts biblical truth, making health and wealth a measuring stick for spiritual success. Faithful believers have walked through both abundance and hardship, and scripture shows us that faithful giving is an act of worship and thankfulness to God, not a formula to get results in our life. [... more]

Moses knew that a satisfied people would forget the Lord, so he exhorted the Israelites to fear and serve Him, and to diligently keep His commandments. He also instructed them to teach their children about God's statutes and to avoid compromising with other nations. [... more]

The Bible is unique among all books, taking a supernatural position of superiority to all other communication, and insisting on total accuracy for its content and absolute obedience to its commands. [... more]

The benefits of the Lord are indeed great and marvelous, including forgiveness, healing, redemption, and glorification. God's mercy is infinite and enduring, and He forgives all iniquities, cleanses us from all sin, and redeems our life from destruction. His greatest benefit is the gift of salvation by His mercy. [... more]

The Artemis mission and its Christian pilot's witness, the Iran war and just war theory, transgender issues and gender dysphoria, the decline in teen birth rates and its implications, and the complexities of abortion and assisted suicide are all discussed from a Christian worldview. [... more]

The Bible teaches that believers are privileged to suffer for the sake of Christ, and that this suffering can increase their faith and demonstrate their allegiance to Him. The apostles and other New Testament writers, such as Paul and James, encouraged believers to rejoice in their sufferings and to follow the example set by Jesus, who suffered without retaliating. This mindset is held together by the Holy Spirit and is a key part of living a godly life in Christ Jesus. [... more]

The Bible's first reference to the resurrected Christ at the right hand of his heavenly Father is found in Psalm 16, which contains 20 other such references. Jesus Christ's activity at God's right hand is mentioned in the New Testament, including his great joy, power, and intercessory ministry on behalf of humanity. [... more]

The Creator of all things, Jesus Christ, became a man, being made flesh, and has assumed human flesh forever whilst still remaining fully God, as the God-man, fully and eternally true God and perfect man. [... more]

The faithful Word of God is a trustworthy and believable source of truth, as seen in the teachings of Paul and the Lord Jesus Christ. Genuine faith and faithfulness are rare commodities, but those who believe God's Word can have absolute confidence in its promises and warnings. The Bible emphasizes the importance of being faithful, just like Christ and His Word. [... more]

The New Testament emphasizes the importance of living a lifestyle that aligns with the gospel, as ambassadors in a foreign land. This involves standing fast in unity of one Spirit, with one mind, and walking worthy of the vocation wherewith one is called. [... more]

The resurrection of Christ gives believers power to live victoriously, providing access to God's power and authority over all institutions. This inward transformation, guaranteed by Christ's bodily resurrection, allows believers to come boldly to God's throne of grace for mercy and help in times of need. [... more]