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What The Bible Says About Conspiracies & Conspiracy Theories (Isaiah 8:9-15)
The Bible is the Word of God, its foundation being Truth itself. Consequently, we can place unwavering trust in its contents, secure in the knowledge that it is incapable of deceit. In contrast, this assurance is often missing when it comes to people’s remarks, especially those concerning conspiracy theories. To understand this better, let’s first…
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When Faith Becomes Unbelief (Romans 5:1, Romans 6)
In this post, I will discuss salvation, sanctification, the difference between the two and the dangers of getting them confused. In Romans 5:1, the apostle Paul writes: Therefore, having been justified by faith, we have peace with God through our Lord Jesus Christ. And in Romans 3:28, he writes: For we maintain that a person…
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Do All Unborn Children Go To Heaven? (II Samuel 12:16-23)
The question of the eternal destiny of unborn children presents us with a profound theological challenge: Do all unborn children go to heaven? It might be tempting to offer a simple “yes” or “no” answer, but as opposed to answering it right off the bat—and having a one-word article—I will guide you through the Scriptures…
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Unbelief: The Root of Anxiety (Matthew 6:25-34)
The Lord, understanding the myriad challenges and concerns we might face—be it health, finances, or our general safety and security—offers guidance in the Gospels. Specifically, Jesus provides insights on combating anxiety in the Sermon on the Mount. While this sermon is perhaps one of Christ’s most celebrated teachings, it is important to recognize that the…
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On Israel & Gaza (I Chronicles 12:32)
Christ called His followers to be salt and light to the world. This means that because of God’s grace, we have something to offer our neighbors, especially in times of uncertainty and darkness. For instance, in I Chronicles 12, the nation of Israel was in a political crisis: it was transitioning from the kingdom of…