Luke 2:1-7 (The Birth of Jesus) The Luke Series Pt. 13
In Luke 2:1-7, Luke tells us about the birth of Jesus. But one thing Luke tells us, is that this happened during the time of Augustus Caesar. Augustus was the first Roman empire. He...
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Should We Be Praying for T.D. Jakes?
This past weekend marked a significant moment during Bishop T.D. Jakes’ weekly sermon, when something strange occurred. As he concluded his message, many in the congregation wondered whether he had suffered a heart attack...
God is Not a Man: Understanding the Divine Nature of God and Jesus
“God is not a man.” While some interpret this statement to mean that God is wholly separate from humanity and cannot, or should not take on human form, a closer examination of the Scripture...
Who Will We See in Heaven?
Someone recently asked me this question: “Who will we see in heaven physically? Are we going to see Jesus and God the Father? Or is the Father and the Holy Spirit just one person?...
Understanding the Trinity: The Holy Spirit as the Third Person
The doctrine of the Trinity—the Father, the Son, and the Holy Spirit—has been a topic of debate and discussion throughout church history. Many believers often overlook the role of the Holy Spirit, but understanding...
Who Did Joshua See? The Divine Encounter in Joshua 5:13-6:2
In the Old Testament, moments where God appears to humanity are often poignant and filled with deep significance. One such event occurs in Joshua 5:13-6:2, which recounts Joshua’s encounter with a mysterious figure before...
Is the Trinity Biblical or a Bad Belief?
Is the Trinity biblical or a bad belief that developed over time? Today, we’re exploring this question by looking at both history and scripture. Did the disciples believe in the Trinity, or was it...
Finding Jesus in Joseph’s Story
Isn’t it incredible how the Old Testament is like a treasure map, leading us straight to God? Finding Jesus in Joseph’s story in Genesis is one of the most compelling ones that does this....
Does Isaiah 9:6 Mean Jesus is The Father?
What Does Isaiah Mean by “Everlasting Father” in Isaiah 9:6? In Isaiah 9:6, the prophet says, “He will be called the Everlasting Father.” If you’ve ever wondered how this can refer to Jesus, this...
Do You Need To Keep The Law To Be Saved?
Do You Need To Keep The Law To Be Saved? Do you need to keep the law to get saved? This is a question which got debated from the very beginning of the church....
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