The Bible tells us that the world we live in is vastly superior in number and power to all of those chariots and armies, and that God has given his angels charge over us. We learn from the story of Elisha and his servant that the reality in which we live contains much more than meets the eye, and that angels are spirit beings who are invisible most of the time. They are real creatures who are assigned to minister to God's people and to serve as messengers and escorts for the king. [... more]

Jesus' followers saw the miraculous feeding of the 5,000, but failed to understand its significance, focusing on the physical food rather than the divine disclosure of Jesus as the bread of life. This story highlights the importance of recognizing Jesus' power and authority, and the need to feed on him for eternal life, rather than just physical sustenance. [... more]

The question of the resurrection is the question of which faith will you believe in? Will you believe in the one that's well attested, certain, can provide you with a view of the world that's livable, that gives hope and purpose and meaning and life, and most importantly brings glory to God? Or will you believe in the materialist fables that are actual myths, modern myths, that are every bit as unbelievable as what we read in ancient Greek mythology? [... more]

The miraculous feeding of the multitude by Jesus Christ is a significant event in the New Testament, challenged by skeptics and naturalists who reject supernaturalism. However, this miracle holds profound implications for our understanding of God's sovereignty, omnipotence, and care for humanity, emphasizing the importance of faith and the Bible in shaping our worldview and values. [... more]