Lessons from Eliphaz In the final indictment of Job by his supposed friend Eliphaz in chapter 22, one thing I noticed is that Eliphaz accuses Job of the following: “Is not your evil abundant? There is no end to your … Read More
Fickle and Unfaithful “In the second half of the book of Numbers we continue to see the age-old struggle of mankind striving against God’s will. The children of Israel have defeat snatched from the hands of victory as they call … Read More
Cephas to His Friends Have you ever wondered why the apostles often seemed to have more than one name? Let’s take the apostle Peter, for example. He is sometimes in the Bible called Peter; he is sometimes called Simon; and … Read More
Lessons from 2 Corinthians 2 Corinthians is a book every preacher and teacher needs to read at least once a quarter. It is interesting to see how God inspired Paul to both encourage and rebuke the church at Corinth in … Read More
The Great Easter Verse Hunt Most Bible-professing Protestants are probably quite shocked to eventually discover that “Easter” isn’t even in the Bible. The word is never found in any of the more modern, dependable, strictly literal translations. It actually only … Read More