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Today we consider Paul - a bitter, angry, enraged enemy of Jesus that was gloriously saved by God. Why did God save Paul and use Him so mightily? Couldn't He have found somebody different who wasn't trying to murder as many Christians or get them put to death?
How can we know that the Bible contains reliable and genuine eye-witness accounts? Today we discuss the reliability of the Bible, and specifically, the genuine way that Luke records instances in the book of Acts without bias, editorializing or editing out embarrassing incidents.
When the Ten Commandments were given to the people of Israel, they were so terrified that they asked Moses to go near God and listen, rather than they themselves. They wanted to hide in their tents - away from the presence of God. The coming of Jesus, however, has changed that for us. How?
In Numbers 21 we read that the Israelites bitterly complained, leading to a plague of venomous snakes, and salvation from that plague of snakes by one bronze snake, lifted up on a pole. If one simply looked at that bronze snake, they would love. Jesus Himself uses this passage to proclaim salvation by faith in Him, and Charles Spurgeon would be saved by following the counsel of this passage - Look to Jesus and live!
In Acts 24, Paul talks to Roman Governor Festus about righteousness and judgment to come...which ends up scaring the pagan Roman governor. Today we discuss why this topic stirred up fear in him, and what exactly the judgment to come is all about.
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