Category: Bible Study
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Faithful While We Wait: The Parable of the Minas in Luke 19

In Luke 19, Jesus transforms Zacchaeus, emphasizing true repentance through generosity. The Parable of the Minas illustrates the importance of stewardship and accountability for what God has given us. Faithful service is expected until Christ’s return, encouraging believers to actively use their gifts and resources for His kingdom.
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Lessons from Luke: Martha, Mary, and The Dishes

The author reflects on a messy kitchen photo shared after a day of fellowship, emphasizing the importance of prioritizing spiritual connections over daily chores. Drawing on the biblical stories of Martha and Mary, as well as a parable in Luke 14, the message underscores the necessity of placing devotion to…
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Malachi in 6 Minutes: More Than a Tithing Message

The Book of Malachi, though brief with only four chapters, contains profound messages about faithfulness and integrity. It critiques corrupt priests and the offering of defiled sacrifices, urging both leaders and the faithful to honor God. Malachi emphasizes the need for holiness, warns of divine judgment, and anticipates the coming…
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Why Most People Don’t Read the Bible — And How to Start Again (Even If You’ve Stopped Before)

The post discusses the challenges many face in consistently reading the Bible, noting issues like cultural distractions and time constraints. It highlights the importance of Scripture for spiritual growth and offers practical tips for engaging with the Bible, emphasizing its transformative benefits and the value of community in reading plans.
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Jesus is God: The Triune Godhead

The author reflects on their spiritual journey, initially misunderstanding the Trinity, focusing on Jesus while neglecting God the Father. Through extensive Bible study, they discover the triune nature of God, emphasizing that Jesus is both distinct and fully divine. The article highlights scripture supporting this belief, aiming to clarify the…
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The Book that Challenged a Nation

The United States faces declining church membership and biblical literacy, as indicated by recent statistics. A hypothetical scenario portrays a President, impacted by the discovery of a Bible, initiating a nationwide revival to restore moral values and religious practices. This reflects the historical account of King Josiah’s reforms in ancient…
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Christmas Trees: Pagan Symbol or Sacred Tradition?

This article explores the historical and biblical significance of the Christmas tree, addressing claims of its pagan origins. While critics argue that Christmas trees symbolize fertility worship, the author contends that their roots lie in Christian tradition. Intent behind the practice is emphasized, advocating for focus on Christ during the…
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Biblical Homesteading: 10 Verses to Encourage Christians

Since 2020, a resurgence in homesteading reflects a return to self-sufficiency, particularly among Christians seeking to align their lifestyle with biblical teachings. Emphasizing stewardship and community, homesteaders cultivate land while relying on God’s provision, embodying principles like diligence and rest as outlined in key Scripture verses.
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Theological Perspectives: Views on The Book of Revelation

The Book of Revelation, the final New Testament book, reveals prophetic visions of the end times with rich symbolism. It portrays the cosmic battle of good and evil, offering hope to Christians and emphasizing the victory of God’s kingdom. The study culminates in understanding God’s redemptive plan and the anticipation…
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Navigating Theological Perspectives: Epistles General Letters

📜 Completed a deep dive into the Letters from the Apostles! Originally 11,000 words, now under an hour read. Explored Romans, Galatians, and Colossians—debating law vs. grace in theology. Paul’s teachings are profound, sparking debates but God-breathed. Held onto (1) Salvation by grace through faith and (2) Working out salvation…
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Theological Perspectives: Letters from the Apostles

📜 Completed a deep dive into the Letters from the Apostles! Originally 11,000 words, now under an hour read. Explored Romans, Galatians, and Colossians—debating law vs. grace in theology. Paul’s teachings are profound, sparking debates but God-breathed. Held onto (1) Salvation by grace through faith and (2) Working out salvation…
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Theological Perspectives: Journey Through The Book of Acts

In this in-depth article, we explore the Pentateuch, the first five books of the Old Testament, also known as the Torah. We journey through Genesis, Exodus, Leviticus, Numbers, and Deuteronomy, uncovering key concepts and takeaways along the way. We delve into the creation account, the fall of mankind, the great…
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Blackberry Pie and Heavenly Crowns: Dependence on God and Others

This anecdote reflects on earning heavenly crowns through good works and relying on God, inspired by a childhood memory of blackberry gathering for pie. It emphasizes the importance of community and divine assistance in fulfilling God’s plans. The piece invites readers to share their experiences and enjoy a blackberry pie…
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New Testament: Gospel Journey with Matthew, Mark, Luke, John

In this in-depth article, we explore the Pentateuch, the first five books of the Old Testament, also known as the Torah. We journey through Genesis, Exodus, Leviticus, Numbers, and Deuteronomy, uncovering key concepts and takeaways along the way. We delve into the creation account, the fall of mankind, the great…
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“Trust the Experts”: A Reflection on the Book of Kings

The historical context of 1 Kings and 2 Chronicles in the Old Testament documents the transition to a unified monarchy under King Saul, followed by King David and King Solomon. After Solomon’s death, the kingdom divided into Israel and Judah, leading to significant religious and historical developments. The narrative also…
