Jesus was born so He could one day die. . . . Isaiah 52:13-53:12.
The Promised Sacrifice (Advent 2020, #4)
Tag: Biblical theology
An Unexpected Christmas Reflection
What does our modern celebration of Christmas and the first Jewish Purim celebration have in common? . . . Esther 9:1-2, 16-22.
The Promised Restoration (Advent 2020, #3)
When Jesus came the first time, He brought the first phase of worldwide restoration, that those "in Him" continue until He returns and ushers in final restoration. . . . Isaiah 11:1-10.
A Challenge in Light of the Election Results
How should Christians respond in light of the election results? . . . Isaiah 22:8-14.
The Promised Ruler (Advent 2020, #2)
Jesus is the light we need in any dark time. . . . Isaiah 8:18-9:7.
The Promised Child (Advent 2020, #1)
At Christmas, we celebrate a Person--and He's not Santa Claus. . . . Isaiah 7:1-16.
A “Prophetic” Take on 2020
My new album, 2020 Vision, is my attempt to exercise my spiritual gifts for the edification of the universal church. . . . 1 Chronicles 25:1.
Is My Relationship Idolatrous?
How are Christians in romantic relationships to be certain that they love God more than they love their significant other? . . . 1 John 5:21.
Why Do I FEEL This Way?
God has given us emotions by which to enjoy Him and live up to our purpose in life. . . . various texts.
Apostasy Restrained
In the New Testament, love covers a multitude of sins, but it does not mean that sin is to be ignored or viewed lightly. . . . Deuteronomy 13:6-11.
