The Synoptic Problemby Bobby Bruno
A discussion of how John's Gospel is different from the Synoptic Gospels. Why John take a different approach to re-counting the life of Christ from the other Gospel writers?
Implicationsby Bobby Bruno
The implications of my faith which I can draw from Jesus' willingness to humble Himself, to suffer rejection, and to be despised and ignored? (Also read John 15:18-16:4.)
The Trinity Devotionalby Bobby Bruno
The word "Trinity" does not appear in the bible. This is one explanation of the what this term means.
Did Jesus Really Say Nothing About Homosexuality?by Jim Barringer
Unless you've either taken a vow of silence or have never ventured outside the house, you've probably had a talk with a non-Christian about the way we view sexuality. Sooner or later in the course of these discussions, someone will inevitably trot out the line, "Jesus said nothing about homosexuality," the implication being that if he said nothing about an issue, you can do whatever you please. So let's deconstruct that statement in three parts. First, we're going to look at what Jesus actually taught regarding gender and sexuality. Second, we're going to look at the reasons why "Jesus said nothing" is bad logic. Third, we're going to examine the pattern of Jesus' moral teaching to try and answer the question of why he said nothing about this issue.
Paul's Trialsby Bobby Bruno
What advantages did the Apostle Paul have in spreading the Gospel while imprisoned or on trial?
The Ending of Actsby Bobby Bruno
Paul must have continued to preach the Gospel even after the Book of Acts ended. Why did Luke end the Book of Acts the way he did?
Arrested! But Not Untestedby Bobby Bruno
Being arrested for a crime usually brings sorrow and regret. But the Apostle Paul gladly accepted his sentence as a blessing from the Lord to spread His Name among the leaders of the day.
The Work in Ephesusby Bobby Bruno
How was the initiation of Christians in Ephesus different from the initiation of Christians in other cities? What made their way into salvation different from the rest?
To Worship the Unknown Godby Bobby Bruno
A survey of the three arguments the Apostle Paul used to convince the people of Athens that the Unknown God they were worshipping was in fact the one, true God of the universe.
Lydia's Ministryby Bobby Bruno
What made Lydia's ministry so important to the Apostle Paul and his partner, Silas?
Agabus' Adviceby Bobby Bruno
Why did Agabus tie up Paul with Paul's own belt? What point was he Agabus trying to make?
God's Plan A and Plan B for Humanityby Max Aplin
Deeply ingrained within all of us is a sense that just punishment and mercy are good things. The Bible portrays God justly punishing people and also showing mercy to people, and it is not a surprise that a good God would act in these ways. When God punishes, he does so with regrets, but when he shows mercy, he has no regrets.
Are the Old Testament and New Testament Portraits of God Contradictory?by Max Aplin
There are many who say that in the Old Testament God is portrayed as a God of judgement and in the New Testament as a God of love, and that these portraits are contradictory. In fact, in both the OT and the NT God is portrayed on the one hand as a God of love, mercy and kindness, and on the other hand as a God of judgement and punishment. God's mercy is not inconsistent with his punishing.
Paradise and the tree of good and evil.by Gerry Bloemendaal
This is an article to show that God was innocent of wrong doing when He planted the tree of right and wrong in Paradise but that Satan beguiled are first parents and began to mix evil into God's good creation. And how Jesus saved humanity by giving believers the Bread of Life.
The Resurrection of Jesus and Probabilityby Max Aplin
There are those who argue against the resurrection of Jesus by appealing to probability. In fact, tangible evidence for Jesus' resurrection negates any argument from probability.
