This paper synthesizes the biblical theology of the temple through a Literal-Grammatical-Historical (LGH) hermeneutic. It traces the progression from the historical First and Second Temples, through...  Read More

Picture this: It’s a quiet Saturday morning, and the doorbell rings. You open it to find two well-dressed individuals holding literature. Within minutes of pleasant conversation, they are quoting Bibl...  Read More

When most people think of Satan, they picture a red guy with a pitchfork, or a dark, shadowy monster. But according to the Bible, the real story of the devil is much more beautiful—and much more tragi...  Read More

The Difference Between "Sin" and "Trespass" In the early seventh century, the Anglo-Saxon King Æthelberht of Kent issued the first written law code in the English language. Interestingly, it was not a...  Read More

The State bears the sword, but the believer bows to the Word. ?⚔️ In a culture addicted to political outrage, what does true Christian patriotism actually look like? Discover the firm, unmovable boun...  Read More

For decades, skeptics have argued that the Bible is largely a collection of myths, written centuries after the events it claims to describe. Many use the illustration of the "Telegraph Game," to give ...  Read More

Changing the House Rules: Why God's Instructions on Marriage Seem to ShiftIf you read your Bible closely, you will eventually stumble across what looks like a massive contradiction.In the Old Testamen...  Read More

If you’ve spent any time on the algorithm-driven side of YouTube or TikTok lately, you might have stumbled across a dramatic video making incredible claims about the Shroud of Turin.The narrative usua...  Read More

Are Churches Just Full of Hypocrites? Defining the True ChristianIt is a common objection heard by anyone who has spent time inviting others to church: “I don’t want to go; the church is just filled w...  Read More

When reading the Bible, it is easy to impose our modern Western assumptions onto ancient idioms. Two of the most misunderstood phrases are "turn the other cheek" and "heap coals of fire upon their hea...  Read More

By Rev. Lex DeLong, M.A.When we read the Old Testament, we are often struck by the exhaustive detail surrounding the Mosaic Tabernacle. God provided exact blueprints for every pole, curtain, and clasp...  Read More

If you read through the Old Testament, you might notice something peculiar about the lists of the 12 Tribes of Israel. Simeon is clearly listed in Genesis 29 as a son of Jacob. Yet, when Moses blesses...  Read More