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.

When it comes to a proper understanding of salvation, we must know that God elects regardless of anything we have done.

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