What Is God’s Covenant With Adam?

What is the Adamic Covenant

God’s covenant with Adam, also called the Adamic Covenant found in Genesis 3:14-21, is the second general or universal covenant. But what is this all about? The Adamic Covenant could be called God’s covenant with mankind, for it sets forth the conditions which will hold sway until the curse of sin is lifted. The conditions … Read more

Never Ever Doubt God’s Power

The word of God is the will of God

Bible Verse: Revelation 17:17 (KJV) “For God hath put in their hearts to fulfill His will, and to agree, and give their kingdom unto the beast until the words of God shall be fulfilled.” Reflection and Challenge God’s will is always done. Many Christians believe that people can thwart God’s will. That’s like saying we … Read more

Why Mary Is Not the Mother of God — According to the Bible

Open Bible on wooden table with glowing cross above and silhouette of Mary in humility.

Updated and Expanded for Clarity and Biblical Accuracy  Roman Catholics and Eastern Orthodox believers often refer to Mary as the “Mother of God.” This phrase, while accepted in some traditions, raises serious theological concerns for many Bible-believing Christians. In fact, it can be a stumbling block for those who seek to understand the nature of … Read more

The Names of God Reflected in Psalm 23

The compound names of God and their meanings

The Old Testament gives us the many names of God and each one of them has its own meaning. But do you know that Psalm 23 reflects the compound names of Yahweh God (or Jehovah God), the covenant-making God of Israel? Jehovah – Jireh – means “The Lord will provide” (Genesis 22:14). The name literally … Read more

Is God in Complete Control of Everything?

Is God in complete control of everything

One of the areas Christians often struggle with has to do with trusting God’s hand in every situation. When things do not happen the way we want them to, we immediately assume that God is silent. But the Bible assures us that God is in complete control of everything. In theology, this doctrine is called … Read more

Body, Soul, and Spirit: What Does the Bible Say About the Tripartite Nature of Man? 

Illustration representing the biblical concept of body soul and spirit and the tripartite nature of man.

Last Updated: March 2026 Have you ever wondered what the Bible really says about human nature?  Many Christians have heard the idea that we are made of body, soul, and spirit, but the distinction between these parts can sometimes feel confusing. Are the soul and spirit the same thing? Or are they different parts of who we are?  Some … Read more

Jesus Christ: The Ultimate Passover Lamb

White lamb beside a blood-marked doorpost with a glowing cross in the background

Updated: April 17, 2025 Finding Jesus in the Passover: A Story That Changes Everything Each year around springtime, homes are cleaned, tables are set, and families gather for one of the most sacred Jewish celebrations—Passover. But if you’re a Christian, you might wonder: What does this ancient feast have to do with my faith? More … Read more

Understanding the Personality of the Holy Spirit

The Holy Spirit

While it is a fundamental revelation that the Holy Spirit is a Person, there have been a lot of misconceptions about the Holy Spirit. The personality of the Holy Spirit has been misunderstood, attacked and reduced to merely an inanimate force such as electricity which is very powerful but completely devoid of any sort of … Read more

God’s Natural and Moral Attributes Explained: Knowing God’s Character

Symbolic image of the universe on one side and land with gentle light on the other, representing God’s natural and moral attributes.

Updated: March 2026 One day, a friend asked me a thoughtful and sobering question: Is it possible for someone who willfully rejects God all his life to be still forgiven and welcomed into heaven if he repents and receives Christ on his deathbed? What if a person keeps delaying surrender to God because he assumes he has plenty of time … Read more

Do You Need to be Baptized in Order to be Saved?

Silhouette of a person being baptized in water at sunrise, symbolizing new life and spiritual rebirth.

Water baptism is one of those topics that sparks numerous questions and sometimes heated debate among Christians. I’ve often heard believers ask: “Do I need to be baptized to be saved?” Some churches teach that baptism is required for salvation, while others emphasize faith in Christ alone. When I was a new believer, I wrestled … Read more