Biblical

Extract the miracles from God’s Word and you are left with a lifeless, boring book.

After four centuries of servitude and affliction by the Egyptians, the scene at the burning bush proves God has not forgotten His promises to His people.

The name Timothy means “valued by God” or “one who honors God.” Paul views Timothy as a brother and a co-worker. He consistently commends him.

When John the Baptist fearlessly confronts Herod regarding his illegal marriage to Herodias, she is furious and seeks his life.

Imagine having a perfect Friend, one who will never lie to you and always tell you the truth no matter what. Try to conceive of an Individual who can never make a mistake and always has your best interest at heart.

Scripture says Jesus loves Martha, Mary and Lazarus (John 11:5). He seems to have a closer relationship with them than any other family members and uses His conversations as teaching tools.

The central truth contained in this parable warns members of the Kingdom not to begrudge favors shown to other members.

Jesus teaches this parable to rebuke the self-centered leaders of the nation. It summarizes God’s gracious dealings with Israel, their sinfulness, His perpetual pleas for repentance, and their adamant resistance to His prophets. He reveals their willingness to kill even their own Messiah and the terrible judgment awaiting presumptuous leaders.

Jesus teaches a series of parables which focus on the need for expectation and watchfulness concerning His eminent return.

As this chapter opens, we find Jesus teaching His disciples about pride and humility. He continues by addressing the subject of reconciliation with an offended brother. In response to this, Peter asks how often a man needs to pardon another. Jesus replies by teaching this parable