About 50 miles from Thessalonica, Berea was situated on the eastern slopes of Mt. Vermion in the area known as the Olympian mountain range. The area was remote, well off the Egnatian Way and away from the seas. Berea was probably the most populated city […]
Several years ago, I taught a series of Bible study lessons called “Doctrines of Contention” with my friend Dan Hamm. The lessons attempted to explain why there are so many variants within the Christian faith. The premise I operated under assumed that most change in […]
“The Trumpet of Jesus” – the name stirs several images, doesn’t it? My sister and I were texting yesterday about some changes I was making to my website. In the course of our conversation, she mentioned she met someone that we had both gone to […]
For our Mediterranean Moments in Thessalonica, let’s tie together two passages of Scripture involving the gospel coming to the people of this busy seaport. Luke records that as a result of Paul’s presentations in the synagogue for three weeks, And some of them(Jewish synagogue worshipers […]