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Did you know that there is an episode in the gospel of Luke where an enraged crowd from Jesus' hometown tries to murder Him in cold blood? Did you further know that the reason this crowd was enraged with Jesus, is because Jesus was basically confronting the racism or xenophobia in His hometown? Today we discuss this amazing episode found in Luke 4.
Psalm 2 reveals what appear at first to be two different sides of God: His anger at sin and His loving and protective nature. How can this be? How are we supposed to joyfully tremble in fear in the presence of God? Is it possible to rejoice and be afraid at the same time?
In today's passage, the prophet Zechariah looks into the future and sees the last days. It will be a great day for Israel and a terrible day. He sees destruction and calamity coming, but also God's deliverance and living water flowing out of the city. Wha
The genealogies or birth records of Jesus in Matthew and Luke are different in some places. Is this evidence of possible errors in the Bible? Also - all about John's proclamation that Jesus separates people with his winnowing fork - what is that all about?!
Luke 2 tells an amazing story - all about Jesus, the Son of God, being born to a virgin and having His birth announced by a choir of angels to a group of cowering shepherds. Could such events actually be real and factual? How can we possibly know whether or not the story of Christmas is genuine?
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