By Elizabeth Prata we wish we had the details of the stories behind each of these names!” Too right. I am positively panting to know these people, but then I console myself with the knowledge that once I’m in heaven, I will have an eternity to heart heir praises and deeds for the cause of… Continue reading The women of Romans 16 – Who were they?
Category: Bible Stories
Formed in God’s Story: Book of Revelation
Fascinated, or frightened? What are your feelings about the Bible’s final book? Can we read it without interpretative methods dividing us into Futurists, Preterists, Historicists, and Idealists? Piecing together John’s visions of Armageddon, Babylon, and the Millennium has tended to divide us. But asking “When is this book about?” may be the wrong question. Asking “Who is this book… Continue reading Formed in God’s Story: Book of Revelation
Four funny scenes in the Bible
By Elizabeth Prata The Bible is a serious document. It is an eternal love letter from God. it is a warning and a promise of judgment for those who rebel. It is amazing in every aspect. But though it’s a serious document, there are occasional funny scenes in it. After all, it’s about God and… Continue reading Four funny scenes in the Bible
The Last Supper and the New Passover
Maundy Thursday is the least well-known of the Holy Week services. It is a celebration of the Last Supper, Communion, and the Passover meal that Jesus and his disciples were sharing together on the night before he died. Now, you may be asking why it is called Mandy Thursday. It’s kind of an interesting story.… Continue reading The Last Supper and the New Passover
Seven Scriptures that Emphasize the Easter Message Outside of the Easter Story Still in 2024… – After the Altar Call
Hello World!!! If you are a Christian, today, Easter Sunday, is the most triumphant and glorious day of the year…The resurrection of the Lord Jesus Christ is the bedrock of our faith…It is how we know that we know that we know God. loves.. us… If, by chance, you are a unfamiliar with the story… Continue reading Seven Scriptures that Emphasize the Easter Message Outside of the Easter Story Still in 2024… – After the Altar Call
Women as Ministers & Witnesses: He Is Risen! – The DV Walking Wounded:
During the story of the death and resurrection of Jesus Christ, women played some serious MVP roles. They were there at the most crucial moments, like when Jesus both died and rose from the dead. Now, why is that so important? Let’s investigate! First off, when Jesus was crucified, it was the women who were… Continue reading Women as Ministers & Witnesses: He Is Risen! – The DV Walking Wounded:
Learning From Simon Peter’s Denial
We all know the famous commercial that says, “I’ve fallen and I can’t get up!” Have you ever felt that way spiritually? The truth is that you can get back up, and you must get back up if you’ve fallen. The Bible tells of Simon Peter, a full-fledged apostle, who did fall but was ultimately restored. Let’s see what… Continue reading Learning From Simon Peter’s Denial
Shining Light on a Bible Story Everyone Loves to Hate-
“Who is this that obscures my plans with words without knowledge?” “Will the one who contends with the Almighty correct him? Let him who accuses God answer him!”- Job 38:4 and Job 40:2 NIV Okay, so. There is an incident in Scripture people (both Christian and non-Christian) love to question. Frequently, the questioning leads to accusing God of some pretty horrific… Continue reading Shining Light on a Bible Story Everyone Loves to Hate-
He saw everything clearly
They came to Bethsaida, and some people brought a blind man and begged Jesus to touch him. (Mark 8:22) In Mark 8, we are introduced to a blind man who is brought before the Lord and healed. This miracle, recorded, serves not only as a testament to Jesus’ divine power but also as a symbolic… Continue reading He saw everything clearly
Nativity & Advent: What about Joseph the Carpenter?
In biblical times (now, too), the son took on the father’s profession. The tailor’s son became a tailor. The butcher’s son became a butcher. The blacksmith’s son became a blacksmith. The fisherman’s son became a fisherman. My own father, and his father before him, became a funeral director. Many professions are mentioned in the New… Continue reading Nativity & Advent: What about Joseph the Carpenter?