Under the Mistletoe

Some things that appear healthy from afar are terminally ill when looked at more closely. . . . various scriptures.

The Death of Sin

When it comes to killing sin, view it as dead already in Christ and temptation will lose its hold on you. . . . Genesis 22:2.

John continues His letter by discussing the eternal security of believers. . . . Revelation 7:1-7.

What does cheerleading, writing, and being an evangelical Christian have in common? . . . 1 Corinthians 9:16b.

John continues His letter by describing Jesus' sovereignty over "natural" calamities. . . . Revelation 6:12-17.

People are justified the same way they were originally condemned--on the merits of another. . . . Romans 5:12-21.

John continues His letter by describing Jesus' sovereignty over Christian persecution. . . . Revelation 6:9-11.

John continues His letter by describing Jesus' sovereignty over world leaders, war, famine, and death. . . . Revelation 6:1-8.

John continues His letter by describing the worship of God by different categories of creation. . . . Revelation 5:8-14.

Peter commands believers to submit to the government so that we can be a strong witness for Christ. . . . 1 Peter 2:13-17.