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In a world that promotes many paths to truth, the exclusive claims of Jesus Christ stand in sharp contrast. The idea that there is only one way to God is often dismissed as narrow-minded or offensive—but the Bible makes it unmistakably clear: Jesus is the only way to the Father. This is not a man-made
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It’s a question that stirs deep pain and confusion: “Why would a good God allow someone innocent to die?” Whether it’s the loss of a child, a beloved parent, or a kind stranger caught in tragedy, this question arises in nearly every human heart at some point. The Bible doesn’t ignore this question. It meets
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Context Is Key One of the most fundamental rules of Bible interpretation is that context determines meaning. The context includes the historical, cultural, and literary setting of a passage. When determining whether something is literal or symbolic, you need to consider: Genre of the Text The genre or type of literature significantly influences how we
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The Bible stands as one of the most influential books in human history, and yet, throughout the ages, there have been questions surrounding its integrity. A common concern many people wrestle with is whether the Bible has been altered or changed over time. Some wonder if translations, historical events, or even the passing of centuries
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The question goes beyond philosophy — it touches the soul: If God has unlimited power, why doesn’t He stop evil? Mass shootings. Genocide. Child trafficking. Betrayal. Violence. Cancer. If God really has the power to stop these things — why doesn’t He? Let’s examine this through the lens of God’s Word, not our opinions. Yes
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This question echoes through classrooms, coffee shops, and skeptical conversations everywhere: “Why should I trust the Bible? Wasn’t it just written by men?” Let’s not dodge this — let’s confront it head-on with facts and faith rooted in God’s Word (NKJV only). Yes, Men Wrote It — But They Wrote What God Told Them To
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For centuries, access to God was limited. Only the high priest could enter the Most Holy Place—only once a year, and never without blood. But Jesus changed everything. Hebrews 4 reveals a dramatic and liberating truth: Jesus is our Great High Priest, and through Him, the veil has been torn. We now have direct access
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The Bible contains many powerful messages about the nature and work of Jesus Christ. One of the most profound statements about His superiority is found in Hebrews 3:1-6. Here, the author of Hebrews draws a clear contrast between Jesus and Moses, highlighting that while Moses was faithful as a servant in God’s house, Jesus is
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It’s easy to drift away. Like the metaphor of the frog sitting in water that gradually gets hotter, sometimes our spiritual sensitivity gets dulled, and we don’t realize how far we’ve gone until it’s nearly too late. That’s why Hebrews 2:10–18 is so powerful—it brings us back to the core of why Jesus came in
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In Hebrews 2:5–13, the writer paints a powerful picture of Jesus Christ stepping into humanity—not merely to sympathize with our weakness but to reclaim the dominion that mankind lost through Adam’s fall. Quoting Psalm 8:4–6, the passage reflects on the divine intention for humanity: “You made him a little lower than the angels; you crowned
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