Luke 4:24 gives a general principle of human relationships. We often envy the success of those who come from the same circumstances that we do.
Scripture teaches that God forgives and forgets sinners’ sin in Christ (Isaiah 43:25; Hebrews 10:14-18). Passages such as Isaiah 43:25 and Hebrews 10 teach that
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After giving the shepherds the good news of the gospel in Luke, chapter 2, the angel punctuated his proclamation with praise. But he did not
Two of the Gospel narratives give an account of the happenings surrounding the birth of Jesus. Matthew 1-2 tells about Joseph and includes the story
One: Justification by Faith is a Whole-Bible Doctrine Some Christians may be surprised to learn that the doctrine of justification by faith is not only
Central to the why our triune God created humans is that He created us to know Him in covenant relationship and to display His glory
Question: How real were Christ’s temptations? Is there a distinction between His temptations and ours? Answer: Temptation cannot be defined in terms of the capacity