Lent is here, and as we embark on this season, it’s important to pause and reflect on its significance. Some of you may have taken my Lent quiz on social media (and I have to say, the results weren’t great!). But whether you aced it or struggled...
The doctrine often referred to as “once saved, always saved” (also called “eternal security”) is widely held among some branches of evangelical Christianity. It teaches that once a person is truly saved, they can never lose...
Every year, as Ash Wednesday and the season of Lent begin, some voices claim that these practices have pagan roots—specifically linking them to the ancient Babylonian ritual of Weeping for Tammuz, which God condemns in Ezekiel 8:14. Others go...
The question of cremation is one that many Christians wrestle with. For centuries, traditional Christian burial has been the norm, but in recent times, cremation has become more common. Some wonder if cremation is biblically acceptable or if it...
“Then you will know the truth, and the truth will set you free.” — John 8:32 Truth is not just an abstract idea—it is a person. Jesus declared, “I am the way, the truth, and the life” (John 14:6). This means that truth is not merely a set of...
As we conclude our journey through the Book of Genesis and transition into the Lenten season, we take a moment to reflect on an often-overlooked yet deeply significant theme in Scripture: the role of women at the well and how their stories...
In many churches today, Sunday morning worship has become a time to “preach for decisions.” At the end of the service, people are invited to come forward, raise a hand, or repeat a prayer to accept Jesus. And while there’s nothing wrong with longing...
In this post, I explored the idea of Donald Trump being considered an Antichrist figure. While there are some valid arguments linking his boastful rhetoric to characteristics associated with the Antichrist, one could argue that value systems that...
In an age of individualism, many people ask, “Why should I join a church?” Some believe they can follow Jesus without belonging to a local congregation. Others see church as optional—perhaps a helpful supplement to faith but not essential. However...
Introduction The doctrine of election is one of the most significant and debated topics in Christian theology. It addresses how and why God chooses individuals or groups for salvation. Two major views on election are the Augustinian doctrine of...