Here Paul wraps up his teaching on how to navigate through the grey areas in our Christian walk. He uses communion as an illustration about who we identify with. God…
Paul answers more questions about marriage. Particularly from new believers wondering if they should leave their unsaved spouses? Or slaves leave their unsaved masters? Or Jewish believers abandoning their Jewishness? …
Using his introduction to the Corinthians, Paul illustrates what for him is what a solid biblical church should look like. The Corinthian church was very problematic and so Paul focuses…
When John says of Jesus 'Behold the Lamb of God who takes away the sins of the world', He is not quoting any Old Testament verse but rather is summarizing…
The clearest passage in the Old Testament about Jesus' suffering on the cross is also the most neglected passage in the Bible - especially by Jewish people who are instructed…
The annual Day of Atonement sacrifice foreshadowed Jesus' payment of our sins offering forgiveness and the removal of our sins. We now have direct access into God's presence.
In Abraham;s willingness to sacrifice Isaac, we see ahead to Jesus' willingness to be our sacrifice for our sins. Abraham's faith has come to a high point where he trusts…
Paul tells us if we want to show how Jesus lives in us we need to remove old sinful habits and replace them with positive Spirit-filled habits. How do we…
Paul has to defend his authority to preach the gospel because false teachers claiming to have similar authority have infiltrated the Corinthian church. How did Paul defend himself against false…