In I Am the True Vine, we examine John 15 and notice how Jesus provides us with a unique way of understanding how we relate to Him and the Father.

In Building a Faithful Church, we examine Rev 2:8-11 and the statements made about the church at Smyrna in an effort to understand what is needed to build a faithful church.

In the first of a two-part series, Internal Evidences for a World-Wide Flood, we examine the text of scripture to determine if the Bible claims that the flood in Noah’s day was, in fact, a worldwide event.

In John 11:25, Jesus states that He is the resurrection and the life and in doing so He shows us a way of relating to Him that has the potential to test and strengthen our faith […]

John captures several “I am” statements made by Jesus that describe his relationship to man, by claiming to be the bread of life Jesus points to the nature of the kingdom over which He now resides, […]

In I Am the Light of the World, we examine John 8:12 and notice that Jesus alone is the light that can lead us through the darkness of this life.

In I Am the Door and the Good Shepherd, we examine John 10.  This chapter offers us several interesting figures describing how Jesus relates to us throughout this life.  We focus on the protection and leadership that Jesus […]

In Jeremiah 18, we find the prophet in the house of a potter involved in one of the many object lessons God utilized to warn Judah to repent.  In Like Clay in the Potter’s Hands, we examine […]

In Matthew 14, we read of an amazing event in the life of the Apostles as they witness Jesus walking across a storm-tossed sea.  Peter calls out to the Lord and at Jesus’s command steps out […]

In 1Cor 1:17 Paul states that “Christ sent me not to baptize…” Some look to this passage as proof that we should not teach that baptism is necessary for the forgiveness of sins.  In Sent Not […]