Jesus I Am Statements: I Am the Bread of Life
In the Gospel of John, Jesus often used powerful metaphors to convey profound spiritual truths. One of the most compelling metaphors He employed was that of being the “bread of …
Miracles of Jesus: Healing at the Pool of Bethesda
In the Gospel of John (5:1-15) we encounter the miracle of Jesus’ healing at the pool of Bethesda. This miracle offers profound insights into the nature of Jesus’ compassion, His …
Revelation – Because the Time is Near
In the book of Revelation, the vision John received opens with instructions for him to write to seven churches. He both commends them for their strengths and warns them about …
Daniel – God’s Plan for the Ages
While Ezekiel was ministering to the captives in Babylon, Daniel was drafted as a counselor to King Nebuchadnezzar. With God’s help, Daniel interpreted two of the king’s dreams, Daniel’s three …
Miracles of Jesus: Healing the Nobleman’s Son
In the Gospel of John (John 4:46-54), we encounter the touching account of Jesus healing the nobleman’s son. This miracle not only reveals Jesus’ divine power but also carries profound …
Miracles of Jesus: Turning Water into Wine
The miracle of turning water into wine, recorded in the Gospel of John (John 2:1-11), holds profound significance and offers powerful insights into the identity and ministry of Jesus Christ. …
Jude – Keep Strong in the Faith
Jude wrote to motivate Christians everywhere to action. He wanted them to recognize the dangers of false teaching, to protect themselves and other believers, and to win back those who …
Miracles of Jesus – Seven Miracles in the Gospel of John
These seven miracles of Jesus as recorded in the Gospel of John, serve as compelling demonstrations of Jesus’ divine authority over creation, healing, and even death itself. From transforming water …
Philip – The Evangelist
Jesus’ last words to his followers were a command to take the gospel everywhere, but they seemed reluctant to leave Jerusalem. It took intense persecution to scatter the believers from …
Third John – To My Dear Friend Gaius
In Third John or the apostle John’s third letter which is addressed to, “my dear friend Gaius,” he centers the letter around three men – Gaius, the example of one …
Second John – Beware False Teachers
The apostle John had seen Truth and Love firsthand – he had been with Jesus. So affected was this disciple that all of his writings, from the Gospel of John …
First John – So You Know You Have Eternal Life
First John was written to dispel doubts and to build assurance by presenting a clear picture of Jesus Christ. Entering history, Jesus was and is God in the flesh and …
The Truth About Sin – Isaiah 53
Society is beginning to show signs of honesty in dealing with a major problem. Thousands of lives have been destroyed by a disease that was unknown several years ago – …
Mary Magdalene – Example of Thankful Living
The absence of women among the 12 disciples has bothered a few people. But it is clear that there were many women among Jesus’ followers. It is also clear that …
Second Peter – Beware of False Teachers
Second Peter is a letter of warning – from an authority none other than the courageous, experienced, and faithful apostle. And it is the last communication from this great warrior …