America unburdens itselfThe satirical site, the Babylon Bee, had an article this week with Vice President Harris’ picture underneath the title: America Unburdens Itself From What Has Been. This is a p...  Read More

John 1:34-51 — Come and See! An Invitation to Experience JesusIn John 1:34-51, we witness a series of events that begin with the testimony of John the Baptist and end with the calling of Jesus’ first ...  Read More

John 1:19-36 — The Voice Crying in the WildernessJohn 1:19-36 introduces us to John the Baptist during a pivotal moment in history. Anticipation for the Messiah was high among the Jewish people, and r...  Read More

The IncarnationThe term “Incarnation” comes into English from the Latin word incarnatio, meaning “to become flesh.” As stated in John 1:14, “And the Word became flesh and dwelt among us, and we beheld...  Read More

John 1:6-13 emphasizes the stark contrast between the darkness of a world that rejects its Creator, and the hope found only in embracing Jesus as Lord. In verse 5, the Apostle John had highlighted the...  Read More

Understanding John's Use of the term LogosThe Gospel of John begins with the bold claim: "In the beginning was the Word, and the Word was with God, and the Word was God" (John 1:1). This verse introdu...  Read More

John: A Unique Theologically Rich NarrativeThe Gospel of John stands out within the New Testament canon. It is distinctiveness in the Canon is evident by its deep theological insights and emphasis on ...  Read More

In Zechariah 11, God expresses His displeasure with the leaders (shepherds) of His people. The prophecy highlights the consequences of rejecting the Messiah (God’s True Shepherd) and the resulting jud...  Read More

Zechariah 10:8 says, I will whistle for them and gather them, For I will redeem them; And they shall increase as they once increased.The imagery in this verse portrays the relationship between the she...  Read More

The central theme of Zechariah 10:4-12 is God's restoration and redemption of His people. While Zechariah 9 portrays God as a warrior, the emphasis in Zechariah 10 is on God as the Shepherd. Zechariah...  Read More

Zechariah 10:1-3 speaks to God’s provision, the futility of false idols, and His judgment against unfaithful leaders. Verse 1 begins with a call to ask the LORD for rain in the springtime, highlightin...  Read More

In Zechariah 9:11-17, God is addressing the Jewish exiles still in Babylon. Because of God's faithfulness and His covenants with Abraham, Isaac, and Jacob (Israel), He promises to bring the Jewish Dia...  Read More