These posts are biblical teachings looking at what does the Bible say, what does it mean, and how do we apply it to our every day lives.
The Bible contains apparent tensions but no genuine contradictions — most alleged examples dissolve when you consider context, genre, and perspective (four Gospel writers describing the same events differently is corroboration, not contradiction). Here’s how to work through the most common claims. The Bible is full of events, names of
Repentance matters because it is the God-given response that turns us from sin toward Christ, and Jesus said that without it we perish (Luke 13:3). Repentance is not merely feeling sorry — it is a change of mind that produces a change of direction, and it marks the beginning and
The Bible defines marriage as a covenant between one man and one woman, established by God at creation (Genesis 2:24) and affirmed by Jesus (Matthew 19:4–6). This post walks through what Scripture actually says, why the definition matters, and how Christians can hold this conviction with both truth and love.
Tolerance is a funny thing. It can be defined as the ability or willingness to tolerate…in particular to the existence of opinions or behaviors that one doesn’t agree with. Sounds like to me, it’s like having free speech and being able to believe in something and discuss it with others,
Every year around this time many people celebrate Christmas in different ways. Whether we follow Christ or not, we can see decorations up everywhere, letters for Santa, retail sales, popular phrases like “Happy Holidays,” or maybe even an elf on the shelf. How did we even arrive to these type
