America’s rise and decline follow the same biblical pattern seen in every nation God has judged. Understanding this pattern prepares believers for what comes next.
Is Snake Handling Biblical?
Snake handling rests on misused texts and forgotten context; true biblical faith trusts God’s Word, not staged risks with venomous serpents.
The Person and the Divinity of the Holy Spirit Expanded
Scripture reveals the Holy Spirit as a living, divine Person, not a force—speaking, loving, grieving, and acting as God Himself in perfect unity with Father and Son.
The Holy Spirit in the Old Testament Expanded
The Old Testament reveals the Spirit of God as Creator, Revealer, and Empowerer, preparing the way for Christ and the completed, Spirit-inspired Scriptures.
Scribal Spacing and Word Division in Early New Testament Manuscripts
A detailed study of scribal spacing and word division in early New Testament manuscripts and how these features contributed to textual stability.
Watching Against Deception: The Rise of False Teachers
Jesus warned, “See that no one leads you astray.” The faithful watchman stands firm, testing all by Scripture and anchoring his heart in the truth of Christ.
What God Has Cleansed, Do Not Call Common (Acts 10:15)
What God has cleansed through Christ, no believer may call common—grace removes all barriers, uniting all who trust in Him.
Created in the Image of God (Genesis 1:27)
Humanity was created in God’s image—designed to reflect His character, live in righteousness, and find renewal through Christ.
Martin Luther’s Theology and Doctrine
Luther’s doctrinal labor did not arise from speculative curiosity but from pastoral necessity. He was compelled by Scripture to address the conscience’s most urgent questions: How is a guilty sinner counted righteous before a holy God? What place do the ordinances hold in Christian life and worship? Who speaks with final authority in the church?... Continue Reading →
The Cyrus Cylinder — c. 539 B.C.E.
The Cyrus Cylinder stands as one of the most remarkable archaeological artifacts confirming the historical accuracy of the biblical account concerning the return of the Jewish exiles from Babylon. Unearthed in 1879 by Hormuzd Rassam during excavations at Babylon and now housed in the British Museum, this small clay cylinder inscribed in Akkadian cuneiform offers... Continue Reading →

