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The Collapse of Public Education — And a Father’s Search for Something Better A few years ago, as a father of two—now ages 11 and 6—I...

Series: When the Messiah Came – Factions, Expectations, and the Silent Years   Part 2 Respected but Misguided If you had asked the...

Series: When the Messiah Came – Factions, Expectations, and the Silent Years   Part 1: Introduction to the Divided World of Jesus' Birth...

Rome — The World Ready for a Savior From Republic to Empire — Rome’s Rise to Power When we open the New Testament, the Roman Empire is...

As we turn the page from the Persian Empire to the next great world power, we enter a season of incredible cultural transformation. The...

Part 1: The Persian Empire — God’s Providence in Exile and Return When most Christians think of the Old Testament, they remember the...

Introduction In Part 1 of our journey through Romans 7, we explored Paul’s deep and often difficult teaching on our relationship to the...

Many Christians know the triumphant words of Romans 8:1 — "There is therefore now no condemnation for those who are in Christ Jesus."...

The Christian life is often compared to a race —one that requires endurance, focus, and unwavering faith. But many believers struggle to...

What Do We Owe? A Biblical Examination of Government and Tribute As we continue our study of Romans 13, it’s important to remember the...

Understanding Matthew 24 in Its Proper Context "Jesus giving the Olivet Discourse in Matthew 24." Few chapters in Scripture have been the...

Reclaiming Daniel’s 70 Weeks from Misinterpretation For centuries, Daniel’s 70 Weeks prophecy  has been misunderstood —often taken out of...

Have We Misunderstood Daniel’s 70 Weeks? What if one of the most debated prophecies in the Bible has been misunderstood for centuries?...

Few verses in the Bible are more misunderstood and misused  than Matthew 7:1 : “Judge not, that ye be not judged.” This single phrase has...

Over the past two blog posts, we examined Romans 12 —Paul’s call for believers to be living sacrifices, transformed by the renewing of...

Romans 12 part 2 In the previous post , we explored Romans 12  and its profound call for believers to live as living sacrifices —holy,...

In the next two weeks, we’ll focus on Romans 12 , but before we dive in, I want to highlight a well-known passage from Romans 13 . This...

In 1877, future President James Garfield spoke these sobering words about the character of Congress: “Now more than ever the people are...

As we step into the new year, it’s natural to pause and reflect—looking back on the victories and challenges of the past and looking...

What is sin? In today’s church, we often misunderstand or minimize the weight of sin. Some of us point fingers, quick to judge others,...