Today on Bite Size Theology we explore the difference between the Baptism of Repentance vs. Baptism of Jesus.

Maybe no character in the Christian story is as well known as Mary, the mother of Jesus. What is her significance? Why should we know her name?

How do we mark milestones in our lives? What might the Bible have to say about these important moments?

Gentiles meaning in general all nations except the Jews. In course of time, as the Jews began more and more to pride themselves on their peculiar privileges, it acquired unpleasant associations, and was used as a term of contempt.

One of the most important acts in the life of a Christian is repenting for sin. What is repentance and why is it so significant?

In this episode, the guys talk about why evil might exist in a world created by a good God, how to practically navigate suffering in our lives, and of course, how to simply solve traffic jams for everyone.

As Christians, we have additionally the most valuable resource of all – the Word of God. If we believe and understand Him, and apply His Word as good stewards, we are a blessing to others and the value of what we do multiplies. We are accountable to the Lord for the use of His resources.

Jesus specifically warns us against this attitude at the beginning of the parable. When we try to justify ourselves by comparing ourselves to others, we naturally end up despising them. Our standard for comparison is God Himself, and we all fall short of His glory.

Faithful, never-ceasing, persistent prayer is the permanent calling of every true disciple of Christ who is dedicated to living for the Kingdom of God. Like the persistent widow, we are needy, dependent sinners who trust in our gracious, loving, and merciful God alone to supply what we need.