The question of what it means to be human has puzzled philosophers and theologians for centuries, with various attempts to define humanity in terms of biology, zoology, work habits, choices, and more. The concept of being made in the image of God is central to understanding human identity, but its implications are still debated among scholars and theologians. [... more]

Jesus Christ exercises His sovereign prerogative in issuing a divine summons to four fishermen, Andrew, Simon, James, and John, to leave their livelihood and follow Him, promising to make them fishers of men. This call is accompanied by a promise of divine enablement, as Jesus assumes the responsibility to prepare and train them for the task. The response of these men to the divine call is one of obedience, leaving their nets and following Jesus, and they are guaranteed success in catching men, not just fish. [... more]

The question of what it means to be human is one of the most debated and contested questions of our era, with various philosophers and theologians offering different perspectives on human identity, existence, and nature, and how our understanding of these concepts impacts our lives and culture. [... more]

Jesus is confronted by the Herodians, who ask him if it's lawful to pay taxes to Caesar or not. Jesus responds by saying to render unto Caesar what is Caesar's and to God what is God's, highlighting the believer's biblical relationship to government and the importance of submitting to God-ordained authority. [... more]