Posts with the tag “jesus”

Have you ever noticed how often the question of who Jesus really is comes up in everyday conversation? Sometimes it happens in a Bible study. Sometimes in a classroom discussion. Sometimes when a friend knocks on your door, or when you’re scrolling through social media and someone confidently says, “Christians didn’t originally believe Jesus was God.” Other times it’s more personal: If Jesus really is God, why did He pray? Why did He get tired? Why did He say the Father is greater than He is?  Read More

So, on more than one occasion, I've heard someone claim to be a “modern-day apostle…” But can that person be true a biblical apostle? No, They can’t be. Not by biblical standards, anyway. To answer this more fully, I want to briefly take a moment and explain some of the biblical criteria for an apostle and then give you an example of a problematic 'apostolic' movement that has gained popularity today.   Read More

By John Holmes The Empty Tomb (Source: Logos Media)           The phrase "He is risen indeed!" used on Easter morning by Christians has a deep-rooted history in Christian tradition. It serves as a joyful affirmation of Jesus Christ's resurrection from the dead. This tradition is encapsulated in the liturgical practice known as the Paschal greeting, which varies slightly across different languages ...  Read More

          Throughout the New Testament, readers will discover examples of evangelists who boldly share the ‘good news’ whenever, wherever, and to whomever, as often as possible, relying upon the work of the Holy Spirit. The Apostle Paul is one who embodies exactly this behavior. Because of the Gospel’s divine origin, Paul recognizes God’s Spirit as the agent of salvation.  Paul seeks to snatch men...  Read More