From the outset of any discussion of God, his being, and his attributes, there must be the open admission that we cannot possibly fully comprehend the infinite God with our simple and finite minds.
Yet, because God has revealed certain things about himself in his Word, we must strive to describe God so as to communicate […]
“Blessed are the poor in spirit: for theirs is the kingdom of heaven” (Matthew 5:3).
To be poor in spirit seems primarily to connote an attitude of dependence upon, and emptiness without, God. It is a palpable sense of one’s need of God’s grace and strength – the opposite of being proud and self-satisfied (like Laodicea […]
The resurrection, more than any other claim of any religion, is investigatable and verifiable, because it is an historical—not a philosophical—claim. And if it is true, it has earth-shattering implications because it means Jesus’ claim to be God and the only Savior of the world must also be true.
In addition to many other historical evidences […]
Proverbs has been notoriously difficult to interpret because there is no clear and unifying theme to its composition, nor is there any logical progression of thought throughout.
For example, in some chapters each verse is a unity to itself, and the sayings appear totally unconnected to each other – alcoholism, kings, work/laziness, etc. make up the […]
Throughout much of church history there has been great confusion, and even tragic error, regarding the interpretation and use of the Song of Solomon.
While some Jewish leaders have been on record discouraging it from being read by any man under the age of 30, Christian leaders have been almost as explicit in their discomfort with […]
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