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?"
This Christmas (and beyond) we must fix our eyes on Jesus. And who is Jesus, if not our God and Savior?
The fourth week of Advent should draw our eyes to love. And who better demonstrates love than Jesus--the whole reason for the season?
There is a textual variant on Luke 2:14 that we can't ignore in our telling of the Christmas story.
John continues his Revelation of Jesus Christ by describing the Church, with a mixture of present and future realities.
A look at the occurrences of the word "excommunication" in the Bible, and what it means for this practice.
Your sin will always find you out, whether immediately, or sometime in the future. . . . Numbers 32:23.
John continues his letter by summarizing world history until the present day. . . . Revelation 12:1-6.
I took another cat to the vet this morning, so this post is again relevant. . . . Galatians 5:2-12.
The gospel of Christ can be preached from every book of the Bible--even Habakkuk.
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