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Jesus God and Man: What the Bible Teaches

Jesus God and Man: What the Bible Teaches

How can Jesus Christ be fully God and fully man without becoming two different persons? The question reaches the center of Christian faith because the Bible does not present Jesus as partly divine and partly human. It presents Him as the eternal Son of God who truly...
What the Bible Says About the Trinity

What the Bible Says About the Trinity

The word “Trinity” isn’t printed in our Bibles, but the truth it describes is found throughout Scripture. The Father is God, the Son is God, and the Holy Spirit is God, yet the Bible teaches that there is only one God. This truth can seem difficult...
What the Bible Says About the Kingdom of God

What the Bible Says About the Kingdom of God

The Kingdom of God is not a religious slogan, a place we reach after death, or a political plan for fixing the world. It is the rule of God breaking into human history through Jesus Christ, calling us to repent, believe, obey, and wait for the day when Christ will...
What the Bible Says About God’s Truthfulness

What the Bible Says About God’s Truthfulness

We live among words that bend, blur, and break. One promise slips, one story changes, and trust begins to crack. The Bible gives us something steadier. It teaches that God’s truthfulness is not a passing mood or a useful trait, but part of who He is. That...
What the Bible Says About God’s Power

What the Bible Says About God’s Power

The Bible does not treat God’s power as a side note. It puts it in the first chapter, in the first acts of creation, and in the repeated testimonies of his people. We live among weak things. Bodies fail, plans break, nations shake, and hearts grow fearful. But...
What the Bible Says About God’s Unchanging Nature

What the Bible Says About God’s Unchanging Nature

People change with weather, pressure, age, and fear. God does not. The Bible presents God’s unchanging nature as a settled truth, not a poetic idea. He is steady in holiness, steady in truth, steady in mercy, and steady in judgment. If we miss that, we will...