Will I Still Sin After I’m Saved? Finding Peace in God’s Grace Some Sundays, the songs preach before the sermon ever begins. As we sang about building our lives on God’s Word—a sure foundation—one thought kept coming back: If we really anchor our faith in what God says, our hearts won’t feel so shaky when... Continue Reading →
A Careful Look at Acts 8 and the Danger of False Confidence Have you ever been completely confident you were going the right direction—only to realize later you were wrong? That kind of misplaced confidence doesn’t just happen on road trips. It can happen spiritually too. One of the most important questions a person can... Continue Reading →
A commentary on Acts 8:4-25 How to Use This Commentary This three-tier format is designed for every level of Bible reader. A Quick Look offers a concise overview of the passage. A Simple Explanation walks through the text in clear, section-by-section language. A Deeper Look explores theology, historical setting, and key interpretive insights. Use the... Continue Reading →
In ancient Rome, confessing “Jesus is Lord” defied Caesar’s rule. Romans 10:9–13 calls believers today to that same courageous, world-shaking allegiance to Christ alone.
Many believe they know Jesus through words or deeds, but true knowledge requires a genuine relationship. Ultimately, only those known by Him will attain salvation.
Acts 9 records the conversion of Saul. When he encounters Jesus he is terrorizing the Church and through this encounter with the risen Jesus, Paul begins to evangelize on behalf of Christ and His Church. This chapter reminds us of God's power in transforming lives, over death, and our situations.
Does Revelation 3:5 teach that believers can lose their salvation?
Church words by >SM tries to unpack and explain unfamiliar words that you may hear at church.
The content discusses the flawed nature of the human heart and the need for a new covenant to address this issue. It highlights the inability of human efforts to solve their problems and emphasizes the significance of God's grace and mercy in transforming and renewing people. This new covenant brings hope and freedom, surpassing human moral actions.
What is God's plan for Israel? Paul explains God's plan for Israel in Romans 11.