Tracking The King Jesus Christ: from Genesis to Revelation
The Bible contains thousands of people, many nations, countless families, wars, kingdoms, migrations, judgments, and covenants. Yet beneath all of that history, Scripture continually returns to one particular line. It is following the King. The line begins with Adam,...
Let There Be Light: The Arrival of the King and the War for Creation
The Bible does not begin with Adam. It begins with God, creation, rebellion, judgment, darkness, and then one extraordinary command that sets the direction for everything that follows. “And God said, Let there be light: and there was light.” Genesis 1:3 Those words...
The Biblical Case for More Than Eight People on Noah’s Ark
Most Christians have been taught that only eight human beings were aboard Noah’s Ark: Noah, his wife, his three sons, and their wives. Scripture unquestionably names and follows those eight people because they belong to the Adamic family through which the promised...
Outer Darkness and the Kingdom: The Warning, the Loss, and the Mercy
One of the most serious warnings running through Scripture is that serving God is not the same thing as doing God’s will. A person can sincerely believe he is acting for God, even accomplish remarkable things in His name, yet still act independently of what God has...
Before “Let There Be Light”: Satan, God’s Government, and Why Man Was Created
Most Christians begin the biblical story with Adam. The Bible does not. Genesis begins with God, creation, darkness, and then a recovery that culminates in the creation of man. Yet Scripture gives very little explanation in Genesis itself for what happened between the...
The White Horse Rider — Rev. 6:2, His Identity, Crown, and Bow Without Arrows
Few passages in the Book of Revelation have generated as much cinematic terror—or theological confusion—as the opening of the First Seal: "And I looked, and behold, a white horse. He who sat on it had a bow; and a crown was given to him, and he went out conquering and...