Experience a vacation touring the Holy Land and your moments in Jerusalem would undoubtedly include stops at the Chapel of the Ascension, the Church of All Nations, the Church of John the Baptist, the Church of Mary Magdalene, the Church of the Holy Sepulchre, the […]
A person asked last night about a particular verse in the fifth chapter of John. Does John 5:14 teach that physical ailments come because of our sin and unfaithfulness? Is this the correct interpretation? Let’s first look at the verse and then establish something of […]
The thirteenth chapter of the gospel of Matthew is a collection of parables which Jesus taught. Four of the parables are directed to the crowds of people who had gathered to be with Jesus. Three or four parables are focused toward Jesus’ disciples. He speaks […]
To help us understand the struggles of being a Christian in a non-Christian culture, it is important to take some time to explore the worldview of the individual in Corinth at the time of Paul. Our Mediterranean moments in Corinth reveal that culture there in […]
A question came wondering if there could be a sin so evil and heinous that it would be an unforgivable sin? Would God consider it impossible to forgive? This deep and thoughtful question haunted people through the centuries. The wonders and implications of the quandary […]
Today’s lengthy slow and steady drizzle of raindrops seemed more than appropriate. Music lost a legend this past weekend. He was a five-time Grammy award winner and a member of music’s Hall of Fame. His recordings hit the top ten charts 26 times and sold […]
We often speak of the culture of the people of the area of the Bible. We speak of our thoughts about the context of a passage by talking about “Mediterranean Moments in Athens” – placing the words of the Bible in the context of the […]