This post goes into detail regarding 1 John 2:12–14, considering such questions as "Who is being addressed?"; "What is the purpose of this section in light of the whole letter?"; and "Why are there no women in this passage?"
The first week of Advent should force our gaze on hope. And what's more worthy of hope than a restored world?
A discussion of logos and the significance of this site's updated logo.
The gospel of Christ can be preached from every book of the Bible--and it starts in the opening chapters of Genesis.
John continues his letter by describing Satan's historic strategies against the Church. . . . Revelation 12:18-13:10.
How does Raya and the Last Dragon show us a picture of the Gospel? . . . various texts.
When Jesus came the first time, He brought the first phase of worldwide restoration, that those "in Him" continue until He returns and ushers in final restoration. . . . Isaiah 11:1-10.
John continues his letter by warning people of the terrors of God's coming wrath in what might be the most relevant passage of Scripture ever. . . . Revelation 8:13.
The God of the Old Testament is the same as the God of the New Testament. . . . various Scriptures.
John continues his letter by describing the worship of God by different categories of creation. . . . Revelation 5:8-14.
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