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Category Archives: Teaching of Jesus
Lead us not into temptation?
Is there a difference between trials and temptations? Continue reading
Posted in Prayer, Sexual temptations, Suffering, Teaching of Jesus, Temptation, Trials, Wisdom
Tagged James 1, lead us not, Satan, Temptation, the tempter, trials and temptations
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Five truths about Jesus
Jesus is not an option to be considered. Humanity is obligated by God himself to respond to Jesus. Continue reading
What did Jesus mean?
When trying to understand a difficult passage like this it helps to explore ways that the Bible speaks about the main topics. Continue reading
Posted in Jesus Christ, Teaching of Jesus
Tagged darkness, light, Luke 11:33, Master teacher, teaching of Jesus
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Old Testament Law – not the final word
The times when God “let all nations go their own way” (Acts 14:15); “when He held back and did not punish those who sinned in times past ” (Romans 3:25-26); when He “endured with much patience vessels of wrath” (Romans 9:22-23) and when He “overlooked such ignorance” (Acts 17:30-31). Continue reading
Posted in Divorce, Law, Old Testament Law, Teaching of Jesus
Tagged Jesus and the OT, Old Testament, OT Law
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What is reality?
Jesus connected the truth around them in the visible world with the truth before them in the Scripture Continue reading
Hunger and Thirst for Righteousness (pt. 2)
If we are going to be consistent with the description in the Beatitudes, the person who does not demonstrate this hunger and thirst is either not a Christian at all or has accepted abnormality and mediocrity in his walk with God. Continue reading
The Hypocritical Dead Church pt. 2
Don’t miss the five potential killers of vibrant congregations and the five-fold path to spiritual renewal. Continue reading
Blessed are the Meek
It doesn’t say, “Blessed are the weak for they shall be doormats.” It says, “Blessed are the meek for they shall inherit the earth.” Continue reading
Posted in Beatitudes, Sermon on the Mount, Teaching of Jesus
Tagged Beattitudes, meek, Meekness, Sermon on the Mount
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Are you merciful?
An in-depth and practical look at mercy. Continue reading
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