What Are the Covenants in the Bible?

The Bible’s covenants form the framework of Scripture, revealing Jehovah’s purpose from Noah to Christ and the new covenant.

What Should Be the Mission of the Church?

The church’s mission is to glorify Jehovah by proclaiming the gospel, making disciples, teaching truth, and building holy, obedient believers.

John 7:38 teaches that believers overflow with Christ-given, Spirit-connected, Scripture-shaped life that reaches others through truth and witness.

“Holy calling” in Second Timothy 1:9 means God’s gracious summons through Christ that saves, sets apart, and directs believers into a holy life.

God is a consuming fire because His holy presence destroys evil, refines His people, and demands reverence, obedience, and exclusive devotion.

God ordered Israel to disable war horses so His people would not trust military power instead of trusting Jehovah.

Matthew 7:1 forbids hypocritical condemnation, not wise biblical discernment about sin, doctrine, and close associations.

Jesus washed the apostles’ feet, exposed Judas, instituted the Lord’s Supper, and prepared His apostles for His departure.

Jehovah’s blotting out of transgressions means He truly removes the guilt of repentant sinners through His mercy and Christ’s sacrifice.

King Nadab was Jeroboam’s son and Israel’s second king, but his brief reign ended in judgment because he continued false worship.