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This section of Scripture largely focuses on the agape walk. In many ways, it can parallel 1 Corinthians 13’s definitions of agape. 1 Thessalonians 5 contains an entire list of agape related actions that Christians are to maintain until the Gathering Together. The final verse in this section, verse 23, emphasizes how an agape lifestyle […]

The Bible says that we as Christians will be blameless in the Day of Christ. What does this mean?

We find an interesting call to arms in Acts 2. We are told to save ourselves from an untoward generation. What does this mean? That answer will easily be supplied once we understand the intended audience, the context, the existing situation, and the ultimate goal.

Our walk in Christ is a walk of freedom and liberty with no condemnation. With all the different things Christians go through in life, God continually exhorts all to rise up and walk. A great example of the Biblical record of King David, Bathsheba, intertwined with King David’s leadership responsibilities shows man’s inadequacies side by […]

Both Noah and Abraham were key in seeing God’s promises, His judgment and execution thereof, and how God loved, and protected those who followed His Word. What Noah and Abraham experienced affects our lives, our worthiness, our righteousness, and our sonship to this very day.

Further study of the Biblical usage of judge, judging, and judged, and the history of judging. 

Further study of the Biblical usage of judge, judging, and judged, and the history of judging.