In 2019, a tiny lead tablet, no bigger than a postage stamp, emerged from discarded material at an archaeological site in Israel. This unassuming artefact quickly became one of the most debated discoveries in biblical archaeology. Dr Scott Stripling and his team claim they found the earliest proto-Hebrew inscription ever found, potentially dating to around…
“God told me to take this job.” “I feel the Lord leading me to marry her.” Such phrases echo through small group discussions, prayer meetings, and pastoral counselling sessions across the Christian world. The question of whether God still speaks directly to His people isn’t merely academic—it shapes how we pray, make decisions, and understand…
Throughout history, God’s dwelling among His people has taken several forms—from the wilderness tabernacle to Solomon’s magnificent temple, to its rebuilt version under Zerubbabel and Herod. Today, many Jews and some Christians anticipate the construction of a third Jewish temple in Jerusalem. But what does Scripture actually teach about this possibility? Let’s examine this question…
THE ULTIMATE CASE STUDY IN SALVATION BY GRACE ALONE In the final hours of Christ’s earthly life, as He hung on the cross bearing the weight of humanity’s sin, a remarkable conversion took place beside Him. A criminal—a thief condemned to die—found eternal life. The dramatic salvation story, recorded in Luke 23:39-43, provides one of…
Filled vBaptised with the Holy Spirit vs. filled with the Spirit: are these simply different terms for the same spiritual experience, or do they represent distinct works of God in the believer’s life? The distinction isn’t merely academic—it shapes how we understand our spiritual journey and what we should expect in our walk with God….
For centuries, sceptics have questioned the historical accuracy of the Bible, particularly its accounts of ancient civilisations and events. Yet as archaeologists continue to excavate sites across the Middle East, they’re uncovering compelling evidence that authenticate Bible narratives. Nowhere is this more evident than in the ruins of ancient Babylon, once the centre of world…
In recent years, the medical establishment has increasingly promoted “gender-affirming care” as the solution for children experiencing gender distress. Yet growing evidence suggests we should approach these interventions with far greater caution than is currently the norm. The analysis examines the scientific evidence without addressing biblical perspectives, focusing instead on medical research, developmental psychology, and…
Few theological questions strike as deeply at the heart of Christian doctrine as the relationship between the Father and Son within the Trinity. In recent decades, a view known as Eternal Functional Subordination (EFS) has gained traction in some evangelical circles, suggesting Jesus is eternally subordinate in authority to the Father. This post examines this…
In an age where many dismiss Adam and Eve as mere myth or allegory, the question arises: how did the New Testament (NT) authors view our first parents? The evidence is striking and consistent—Jesus and the apostles repeatedly affirmed Adam and Eve as historical individuals whose actions shaped human history. This affirmation appears not as…
In our conversations about faith, questions often arise about the language we use for God. Why do Christians consistently refer to God as “Father” rather than “Mother.” This isn’t merely a matter of cultural preference or tradition—it goes to the heart of how God has chosen to reveal Himself to us. GOD’S SELF-REVELATION IN…
