For many people, Christian or not, the failure of the New Testament to directly condemn slavery is deeply troubling. So what does it actually say?
Isaiah prophesied the coming of a “Mighty God” to rescue Israel. Years later, the incarnation turned this promise—and our notions of strength—on its head.
Why did the Son of God become a man? Reviewing God’s Old Testament promise of a king and seed, we more fully appreciate the significance of the incarnation.
To properly help us understand and joyously celebrate Christmas, here’s a brief biblical theology about the presence of God. Something all of us long for.
In the Bible we read about God’s jealousy, demanding devotion and worship. But, unlike us, God lacks nothing and envies no one. His jealousy is redemptive.
