The “Epistle to Diognetus,” written between 130 AD – and 200 AD, highlights the conduct of early Christians and their relationship with the world and challenges us to reflect on our own walk with Jesus.
Christians in 130 AD Read More
The 3rd commandment tells us not to use God’s name like it has no value. Using God’s name in empty promises, falsehoods, or inappropriate statements disrespects Him.
A brief lesson on God’s intent for equality between man and woman.
Made in the image of God Read More
There’s something special about God’s promise that echoed down through the generations of Adam, Noah, Abraham, Issac, Jacob, Moses, King David, and finally, by an angel, to this young virgin, Mary.
Today’s title sounds a bit like a James Bond movie; it’s not. When I read the Twitter post (below) from Physics History, I thought that even the very fabric of all creation is “frothy” as it waits with eager longing.
This post highlights the significance of Easter and the decision to accept Jesus as Lord.
Eager expectation, expressed in Greek as ἀποκαραδοκία (apokaradokia), conveys intense anticipation and hope. This anticipation extends to the return of Jesus Christ.
