
We Have vs. Let Us Have in Romans 5:1
There has been a long-time theological debate on Romans 5, where the translation of a Greek word could mean one of two things: “We have”, or “let us have”. I’m a little rusty on some [Continue Reading…]
There has been a long-time theological debate on Romans 5, where the translation of a Greek word could mean one of two things: “We have”, or “let us have”. I’m a little rusty on some [Continue Reading…]
Have you ever heard or read something where your response was, “Huh?” While in seminary, I took a religious pluralism class. During our time of going through Islam, I remember the two instructors saying that [Continue Reading…]
Who is usually glorified in your actions? Let’s say at work, do you work to glorify yourself, or to glorify your boss, team, or company? Here’s a question: if you do something that benefits your [Continue Reading…]
Reading through 2 Corinthians is very therapeutic for me, I’m finding. I’ve been wanting to read it for some time, but decided to finish my study first on Matthew. So I finished, and am now reading [Continue Reading…]
Just as long distance love relationships can sometimes be difficult, so can long distance discipleship. Trying to disciple someone long distance can be difficult for many reasons even through social media or email, for you’re [Continue Reading…]
I continue to talk with people who notice all the sin in the world, though they often don’t understand it to be sin, just something wrong and not natural. The Apostle Paul talked about this [Continue Reading…]
“He came into the very world he created, but the world didn’t understand (or recognize) him.” –John 1:10 The World is Familiar with John 3:16 The world is well familiar with John 3:16 (For God [Continue Reading…]
Have you ever heard that saying, “He who dies with the most toys (or stuff), wins”? I’ve heard that it’s something rich people say, for they horde up tons of expensive stuff (cars, houses, etc.), [Continue Reading…]
Since the founding of the Roman Catholic Church, the identity and role of Mary has taken the center of attention in many discussions and arguments, especially since the Protestant explosion. Catholics hold her up by [Continue Reading…]
I’ve always heard about the trial in Mark 14:53-65 as being an illegal trial, but I never understood why that was? I mean, were they not the judging authority of the Jewish population? Didn’t they have that [Continue Reading…]
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