Who changed the Sabbath Day from the Seventh Day to the First Day? How did the "Sabbath Day" become the "Lord's Day"?

A proper understanding of Hebrews 3 & 4 gives us the insight we need to get the proper answers.

As Edom makes alliances with God's enemies against God's people, their pride has them on a downward trajectory to destruction under the wrath of God. Edom boasts of being an invincible eagle, yet it is God, like a majestic eagle, who comes to the vindication of his people.

Christians are not exempt from the consequences of sin and its devasting effects in terms of disease, breakdown in family relationships, financial failure, accidents, and every other possible evil.

It is only with the shield of faith that we are enabled to overcome all that the wicked one throws at us.

What is this shield and how is it to be used?

There are some arm-chair Bible interpreters who are more than suggesting that the "sorcery" of Babylon in Revelation 18:23 is pharmaceuticals being used by governments to deceive the world in the end times.

Pastor Paul takes us on an extensive exegetical journey to see if such views pass the muster of sacred Scripture.

The Book of Obadiah is God’s word to encourage His discouraged and defeated people who are living in exile, to remind them that God will ultimately triumph over their enemies through retribution, restitution, and restoration.

Obadiah prophesies God's judgment on Edom (Esau) for their participation in atrocities against Israel (Jacob). This is a family feud that begins in Genesis 25 in the sibling rivalry between Jacob and Esau.

Psalm 65 celebrates the goodness of God as the crown of the year and gives us much to consider as we consider God's providence in 2021 and anticipate his watchcare in 2022.

Luke's narrative account of the birth of Jesus in Luke 2 is unlike either the Old Testament texts which foretell the birth of Christ or the New Testament texts which record the fulfillment of those prophecies. Rather than advance the narrative of Christ's birth as it relates to who Jesus is, Luke focuses on the response of those who heard the news that Christ had been born.

Part Two of "John's Vision of the Glorified Christ."

There is no Christmas without the cross. The peace and joy of Christmas is only ours because God sent His Son to be the propitiation for our sins.