We believe Paul's teaching on salvation typology the church and the end times as we should But we should pay even more attention to Paul's practical theology his plain commands for everyday Christian living that sprang from his own experience One of the hidden gems in Paul's treasure chest of practical theology is Thessalonians When we learn to give thanks to God in everything we are on our way to spiritual maturity Christlike humility Davidic living strong faith and a vibrant spiritually successful prayer life This is not a message for one season but for all seasons Listen learn obey [... more]

Dr. Abbadan Shah discusses the importance of understanding the context and typology of the story of Noah's Ark, and how it relates to Christian life and living. He explains that focusing solely on the typology of the story can lead to missing applicable information and that the Old Testament should not be treated as useless without the New Testament. [... more]

The concept of Mind Palace is explored, where individuals claim to co-create their best bodies through meditation and visualization. Meanwhile, Dr. Jha discusses the importance of understanding the original text of the New Testament, and the dangers of immigration without proper channels. The conversation also touches on the topic of Israel and its relationship with Christianity. [... more]

Abraham's spiritual journey comes to a close in Genesis chapter 22, where he is called to sacrifice his beloved son Isaac. This pivotal moment in Scripture is rich in theology, typology, and literary structure, foreshadowing the ultimate sacrifice of Jesus Christ. As Reverend Craig Hartman explores the parallels between the Akedah and the crucifixion of Jesus, he reveals a deeper understanding of faith, sacrifice, and the Jewish roots of Christianity. [... more]

The Christian faith is about Christ, with the Old Testament pointing ahead to the true manifestation of things in the New Testament. The will of God is complex, with decreed, prescriptive, and permissive aspects. Regeneration is a conversion experience where the Holy Spirit comes to live in the believer, making them a new creature. Typology is a representation of one thing standing for another, with the Old Testament sacrifices being types of the true sacrifice of Christ. Faith is a gift from God, and salvation is by grace through faith. [... more]

The Bible teaches that everything in the Old Testament points forward to the Lord Jesus Christ and His impending death upon the cross, and that Melchizedek, a priest of the God most high, is a type of Christ, illustrating the superiority of the son through his royal priesthood and righteousness. [... more]

Abraham's willingness to sacrifice his son Isaac is a pivotal moment in the Old Testament, foreshadowing the ultimate sacrifice of Jesus Christ. This event, known as the Binding of Isaac, demonstrates Abraham's unwavering faith and trust in God, highlighting the importance of sacrifice and obedience in the Christian faith. [... more]

The Bible teaches that most prophecies have a single fulfillment, but some have a typological fulfillment where an Old Testament event or person serves as a type of a later fulfillment in Christ. Dual prophecies, on the other hand, refer to prophecies that have a short-term fulfillment in some Old Testament event or person, but also look forward to a similar event or person in the future. Christians must carefully consider the context and language of prophecies to avoid making arbitrary interpretations and to understand the true meaning and fulfillment of God's word. [... more]

The mysterious figure of Melchizedek is explored in the book of Hebrews, revealing his significance as a type of Jesus Christ, the ultimate high priest. The Levitical priesthood is compared to Melchizedek's priesthood, highlighting the superiority of Jesus' priesthood based on his eternal dignity and personal worth. [... more]