Why did God Test Abraham’s Faith?

Genesis 22 The Testing of Abraham's faith

We often hear many believers in Jesus say that trials are part of the Christian life. And most of the time they quote James 1:2, the story of Job, the temptation of our Lord (Matthew 4:1-11), and of course the classic example of God testing Abraham’s faith. Genesis 22:1-24 records the greatest test that Abraham … Read more

What Are the 3 Levels of Heaven According to the Bible? (First, Second, and Third Heavens Explained)

Illustrated infographic showing the three levels of heaven according to the Bible: the atmosphere above the earth, outer space and the celestial realm, and God's dwelling place.

Many Christians have wondered: Are there really different levels of heaven?The Bible actually speaks of multiple “heavens” — and understanding them helps us better grasp the majesty of God’s creation and His eternal dwelling place. In this article, we’ll explore what Scripture says about the three levels of heaven: Let’s dive into the Word of … Read more

How Does One Today Commit the Unforgivable Sin?

The Unforgivable Sin Explained

In the previous article, we said that the blasphemy against the Holy Spirit is the one sin that cannot and will not be forgiven in this life or in eternity. In Jesus’ day, this sin was committed by the religious leaders when they attributed the miraculous works of Jesus Christ, performed through the power of … Read more

What is the Blasphemy Against the Holy Spirit?

What is the Blasphemy against the Holy Spirit

When asked what is the unpardonable sin, some Christians might think it is suicide; it’s not. As tragic as it is, a person who commits suicide does not mean he or she automatically goes to hell. However, the Scripture teaches that there is an unpardonable sin that will keep people out of heaven – blasphemy … Read more

Types of Christian Prayers

What are the Types of Prayers

The Bible teaches that God is the Father of all who believe in Jesus Christ and that He is a loving Father. Since God loves His children, He wants them to communicate with Him. This is the very definition of prayer – talking to God. As God’s children, all Christians have the privilege and the … Read more

Ecclesiastes 3 Explained: Finding God’s Purpose in the Seasons of Life

Antique round-faced analog clock symbolizing God's perfect timing in Ecclesiastes 3

Ecclesiastes 3 is one of the most quoted and cherished passages in Scripture, by both believers and unbelievers alike. Its poetic rhythm speaks of life’s seasons with unmatched honesty and wisdom. But why has this passage captivated hearts across centuries and cultures? What deeper truths was Solomon, the author, trying to convey about the human … Read more

A Prayer for the Nations

How to Pray for our Nation

With the current situation we are facing today, the nations need prayers desperately. We could blame COVID-19 for causing this global pandemic, or the wicked for our nations’ lack of moral direction, but the church must bear the responsibility. Let’s face it, our churches live far beneath the standards of holiness established in the New … Read more

Study Bibles for Beginners

Best Study Bibles for Beginners

For new believers, understanding and interpreting the Bible on their own could be a real challenge. I know many Christians who are very zealous in sharing the Word and also in encouraging others, and I do admire them for that. The only issue I have is that they often take verses out of their contexts … Read more

Jesus, the Fulfillment of God’s Promise

How is Jesus the Glory of God

In the Old Testament, God made many promises to Abraham and to the nation of Israel as a whole. But if there is one promise that should make New Testament believers excited is the promise made by God to Abraham that He would make him a channel of great blessings not only to his own … Read more

Why Do Wicked People Prosper?

In Psalm 73, Asaph expressed his struggles and doubts which are similar to those we find in the book of Job. Why do wicked people prosper and the righteous suffer? In the first verse (Psalm 73:1), the psalmist affirmed that “God is” so he was not an atheist or an agnostic, and he was certain … Read more