Psalm 23: The Shepherd’s Song

The Lord is my Shepherd Psalm 23

Many Christians are familiar with Psalm 23, also known as the “Shepherd’s Song.” It is often used by preachers and ministers to encourage and comfort people who are going through difficult and trying times. We live in a society where most people are engulfed with fear and anxiety for what the future holds for them. … Read more

A Letter from Jeremiah to the Exiles

Jeremiah Writes to the Exiles in Babylon

Jeremiah 29 records several letters: one from Jeremiah to the exiles, including reference to a letter concerning Jewish false prophets in Babylon to which Jeremiah replied; one from Shemaiah to the Temple priests, concerning Jeremiah; and one from Jeremiah to the exiles concerning Shemaiah. Let us examine Jeremiah’s letters and see how the principles he … Read more

What is the Day of Deception?

Do not be Deceived

The Olivet Discourse in Matthew 24 begins with Jesus’ disciples asking Him three questions. The first was, “When will these things be?” The second, “What will be the sign of Your coming?” The third, “What will be the sign of the end of the age” (Matthew 24:3)? In response, Jesus said, “Take heed that no … Read more

Behold, Here Comes the Bridegroom

Behold Our Bridegroom is Coming

John 14:1-3 is one of the three passages often quoted whenever the topic of the rapture comes into play. Jesus promises that He would go to His Father’s house to prepare a place for us, and then come back to receive us to Himself. But no matter how wonderful this may sound, those who live … Read more

Why is the Fear of the Lord the Beginning of Knowledge?

Fear God and keep His commandments. - Ecclesiastes 12:13

The fear of the Lord is a topic mentioned frequently in Scripture, especially in the book of Proverbs where it appears eighteen times. King Solomon wrote in Proverbs 1:7, “The fear of the Lord is the beginning of knowledge.” But what is the fear of the Lord and why is it the beginning of knowledge? … Read more

What is the Doctrine of Purgatory?

Does the Bible Mention Purgatory?

The Bible teaches that death closes the period of probation that all of us have here on earth and after death comes the judgment (Hebrews 9:27). All those who die will spend eternity in heaven or hell. But before we reach our final destination, everyone is in a state of conscious existence after death. Believers … Read more

Judging Your Brother in Faith

Romans 14:1

Do you know of any brother or sister in Christ who only eats vegetables? What could be the reason behind it? More importantly, how do you feel about it or your reaction to it? Perhaps you know some Christians who consider one day more sacred than the other while you consider every day alike. Do … Read more

Answered: Do Christians and Muslims Really Worship the Same God?

Illustration comparing Islam and Christianity with Quran, Bible, and symbols for Allah and Yahweh

Note: This post was updated on May 4, 2025, with expanded apologetic sections and a revised introduction to reflect recent conversations in my workplace. A few years ago, I found myself deep in conversation with two of my colleagues at a private hospital in Saudi Arabia where I work as a medical laboratory scientist. One … Read more

In the World but Not of this World

Do not Conform to the Patterns of this World

While teaching believers about the essential doctrines of the faith, the apostle Paul never failed to admonish them how to live their lives as followers of Christ. Clearly, Paul had a constant concern for Christians living in the world while remaining free from the world. Bible Verse: Ephesians 4:17-18 “This I say, therefore, and testify … Read more

What is the Second Death?

The Lake of Fire is the Second Death

Scripture speaks of a final place of punishment known as the “lake of fire.” It is where people experience the “second death.” John wrote about this in Revelation 19:20 where he said the beast, the final Antichrist, as well as the false prophet, would be sent to this place of everlasting punishment. “Then the beast … Read more