• Out of Egypt I called my Son
    ‘Out of Egypt I Called My Son’: Did Matthew Misuse Hosea 11:1?

    When Matthew quotes Hosea 11:1 in his Gospel—“Out of Egypt I called my son”—he draws a connection that has puzzled [...]

  • Bible allusions
    Bible Allusions: How They Enrich Our Grasp of God’s Word

    Ever experienced that moment when you're reading Scripture and suddenly recognise an echo of another passage? That spark of recognition [...]

  • Old Testament theophanies
    Old Testament Theophanies: What Purposes Did They Serve?

    Throughout the Old Testament, we encounter remarkable moments when God manifests Himself in visible, often tangible forms to His people. [...]

  • Christ in the Lord’s Supper
    Christ in the Lord’s Supper: The Reformed and Other Views

    The Lord's Supper is one of the most precious practices for the believer, yet Christians have debated for centuries about [...]

  • How the Holy Spirit helps
    When Words Fail: How the Holy Spirit Helps Us in Our Prayers

    Ever sat down to pray and found yourself at a complete loss for words? Or perhaps you’ve prayed diligently but [...]

  • Does God forbid the disabled
    Leviticus 21: Why Does God Forbid the Disabled From Priesthood?

    Few passages in Scripture create more immediate discomfort for modern readers than Leviticus 21:16-23, where God instructs Moses that men [...]

  • Preferred Gender Pronouns
    Preferred Gender Pronouns: Do We Give In to Culture’s Demands?

    ^Imagine this scenario: A patient arrives at your medical practice with alarming symptoms. Your examination reveals a serious, potentially life-threatening [...]

  • Righteous Deeds Like Filthy Rags
    Isaiah 64:6: How Are Our Righteous Deeds Like Filthy Rags?

    “We have all become like one who is unclean, and all our righteous deeds are like a polluted garment.” — [...]

  • Boredom's Crushing Weight
    Boredom’s Crushing Weight: What’s God Trying to Teach Me?

    We’ve all been there at some point: when the clock seems frozen. When scrolling brings no relief. When nothing—not a [...]

  • The Rahab Mystery
    The Rahab Mystery: Why Is A Prostitute in Jesus’ Family Tree?

    When we read through Jesus' genealogy in Matthew's Gospel, most names pass by in expected succession—Abraham, Isaac, Jacob, all the [...]

  • The Greatest Yet the Least
    The Greatest Yet the Least: How Is John the Baptist Both?

    In Matthew 11:11, Jesus makes a statement that has puzzled Bible readers: “Truly I tell you, among those born of [...]

  • The Temple Curtain
    The Temple Curtain: What Its Tearing Truly Signifies

    In the ancient world, few places were as ‘off-access’ and restricted as the Holy of Holies in the Jewish Temple… [...]

  • Psalms of Ascent
    The Pilgrim’s Progress: Journeying Through the Psalms of Ascent

    The Psalms of Ascent (Psalms 120-134) are a remarkable collection of fifteen songs that have guided God's people for millennia. [...]

  • Son of God
    Son of God: What Did This Title Mean to Jews in Jesus’ Day?

    When Jesus was called the “Son of God”—or when He claimed this title for Himself—what did this actually mean to [...]

  • How old are coal layers?
    How Old Are Coal Layers Really? Evidence for a Young Earth

    For generations, we’ve been taught coal layers represent millions of years of slow, gradual processes—tiny increments of plant material accumulating, [...]