Life presents us with many doors. Behind each door, we hope to find meaning and purpose. Behind door one may be education, door two, relatio

God describes Himself as gracious in Exodus 34:6. In our series, "Exploring The Character of God," what does it mean that God is gracious? H

As Jesus reclines around the table with His disciples, John invites us into the conversation. In John 13, one of Jesus' close friends will b

John 3:16 is one of the best-known Bible verses. Those who have even a casual acquaintance with the Scriptures are typically familiar with t

In Exodus 34: 6, God describes Himself as compassionate. How is God's compassion demonstrated through the Scriptures, and what does this mea

Scholars debate the authorship of Hebrews. Although we don’t know who wrote Hebrews, it contains some of the most profound words in the Scri

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In (Jn. 13), we are approaching the final act of the gospel. Jesus has made His entrance into Jerusalem, the hour of the cross has come. In

In the last movement of Acts, Paul, bound in chains heads to Rome. Under house arrest, Paul continues to share the message of Christ and God

JAMES 5:7-8 “Therefore be patient, brethren, until the coming of the Lord. See how the farmer waits for the precious fruit of the earth,...

Paul returns to Jerusalem and risks the threat of prison and even death for the message of Jesus. Paul's passion is for both Jew and non-Jew

I understand the context of the verses above are not speaking specifically to our approach and study of God’s word. However, I am struck by