Doesn’t it seem odd that God would warn the unrighteous that they will “perish,” if in fact their actual fate is millions of times worse than what the word “perish” implies?

Todays Scripture: Acts 13:38-43

It is difficult to fathom how the church’s first doctrinal controversy could revolve around the topic of the genitals of Gentiles, but it did!

Todays Scripture: Acts 15:1

Today we read of a reaction to the gospel that should always be the standard reaction, and is the standard reaction, of those with soft hearts.

Todays Scripture: Acts 13:44-48

James promised that the prayer offered in faith will restore the one who is sick. How can you tell if you’ve prayed such a prayer?

Todays Scripture: James 5:14-16

Even in judgment upon Herod Agrippa, God showed him some mercy. Why?

Todays Scripture: Acts 12:19-25

According to James, it is possible for those walking in the truth to stray from it and return to their former sinful lifestyles. James also indicates that such people can experience spiritual death and forfeit their souls.

Todays Scripture: James 5:16-20

In the church in Antioch, there were five men who were prophets, teachers, or prophets and teachers. But for two of those men, that was about to changeí¢ä‰åŒ_

Todays Scripture: Acts 13:1-2

For the first 10 to 15 years of the church’s history, there was no New Testament from which anyone could have read! And the church thrived! How is that possible?

Todays Scripture: James 5:19-23

There is a reason why God sometimes leads through more spectacular guidance than what is commonly referred to as the “inward witness.”

Todays Scripture: Acts 13:2-7

How was it that Barnabas was able to see God’s grace in Antioch? Can it be seen by us today?

Todays Scripture: James 5:19-23