This exploration of spiritual warfare is grounded in Paul’s teaching in Ephesians 6:10-18. Writing to believers in Ephesus—a city steeped in occult practices and pagan worship—Paul unveils both the reality of our spiritual conflict and God’s provision for victory through the complete armour He provides His people. Imagine waking each morning to the distant thunder…
The Sign of Jonah: When religious leaders demanded a miraculous sign from Jesus, His response was both profound and perplexing. Rather than performing an immediate wonder, He pointed to “the sign of Jonah”—a prophetic parallel that would find its fulfillment in His death and resurrection. But what exactly did Jesus mean by this mysterious reference?…
*Editor’s Note: This post is part of our series, ‘Satan’s Lies: Common Deceptions in the Church Today’… Were early Christian writers seeking power? The notion the early Christian writers collaborated to create a powerful religious movement has captured imaginations for centuries. Did the authors conspire together to gain power, or were their efforts a genuine…
*Editor’s Note: This post is part of our series, ‘Satan’s Lies: Common Deceptions in the Church Today’… DID JESUS REALLY DIE ON THE CROSS? The “swoon theory”—the notion that Jesus merely fainted on the cross and later revived in the tomb—emerged in the late 18th century through German rationalist theologians, Karl Friedrich Bahrdt and Heinrich…
*Editor’s Note: This post is part of our series, ‘Satan’s Lies: Common Deceptions in the Church Today’… DID THE DISCIPLES STEAL JESUS’ BODY? It’s perhaps the most consequential question in history: what really happened that first Easter morning? For two millennia, sceptics have proposed Jesus’ disciples simply stole His body and invented the story of…
For Christians, the doctrine of biblical inerrancy remains foundational. Even central. The stakes couldn’t be higher. After all, if Scripture contains errors, how can we trust its claims about Christ’s resurrection, God’s nature, or our eternal destiny? As theologian RC Sproul pointedly asked, “How do you know you’re God’s child? Because the Bible says so….
A woman sits beside her father’s hospital bed, watching him struggle through another day of terminal cancer. His once-strong voice now barely whispers requests for relief from the pain that medications can no longer fully control… The global landscape in end-of-life choices is rapidly shifting. Canada, Belgium, the Netherlands, and several US states have legalised…
In Matthew’s Gospel, we encounter a fascinating moment that never fails to puzzle us. John the Baptist, seeing Jesus approaching the Jordan River for baptism, seeks to prevent Him. “I need to be baptised by you,” John protests, “and do you come to me?” (Matthew 3:14). It’s a reasonable objection. After all, John’s was a…
The journey from another faith tradition to Christianity is profound and deeply personal. It often involves wrestling with questions of identity, belonging, and what it means to follow Christ in a world that may not understand or accept this choice. Among these questions, baptism holds a unique place—not because it saves us, but because it…
The Biblical Case For Infant Baptism: The baptism debate has torn churches apart, divided friends, and caused countless believers to question their faith journey. Even within Reformed churches today, many believers are surprised to learn their theological heritage has robust answers to the challenging questions about infant baptism. In an age where some churches actively…
