The Church as Christ Desires: One Body Under One Head
The New Testament presents a vision of the Church far greater than an institution, denomination, organization, or weekly gathering. The Church is the living Body of Christ, joined to its Head, living by His Spirit, and composed of believers whom God Himself has placed...
God Requires Faithfulness, Not Unnecessary Death
There is a difference between dying because there is no faithful way out and allowing yourself to die when God has provided a way of escape. That distinction matters. For centuries, Christians have often treated martyrdom as though death itself were the highest proof...
Before “Let There Be Light”: Genesis 1, Lucifer, Science, and God’s Eternal Purpose
Scripture Cannot Be Broken Jesus made a statement that must govern how we approach the opening words of the Bible: “The scripture cannot be broken.”— John 10:35 That leaves us with a simple standard. Genesis cannot contradict Job. Genesis cannot contradict Ezekiel....
The Eviction of the Squatters: How Scripture Unlocks the Real Identity of the First White Horse Rider
Revelation 6 opens with one of the most disputed figures in Scripture: “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 to conquer.” — Revelation 6:2 Who is this rider? The answer should...
The White Horse, the Crown, and the Spirit’s Victory
Revelation does not begin the opening of the seals with defeat. It begins with victory. Before the red horse brings slaughter, before the black horse brings famine, and before Death rides the pale horse, John sees something entirely different: “And I looked, and...
One Spirit, One Body, One Head: The Key That Opens Paul’s Letters
Paul's letters contain some of the most important teaching in the New Testament—and some of the most disputed. What does Paul mean by being "in Christ"? What does it mean to be "one Spirit" with the Lord? How can the Holy Spirit and the human spirit remain distinct,...