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The Sovereignty of God
The sovereignty of God can be studied to interpret how his omnipotence cannot be altered by human will. Those who advocate the freedom of choice often point to John 3:16, which describes God’s love for the world, saying, “whosoever believes in Jesus will not perish but have life.” Much emphasis is placed on the word
“Faith is the divine evidence whereby the spiritual man discerneth God, and the things of God.”
— John Wesley
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Paul traveled to many cities across the west and wrote to different church communities throughout his life as a missionary. His next mission was to Rome, where he would deliver the good news to the laypeople—and inform them with his letter concerning doctrine, in one of the most compelling books of the Bible—known as Paul’s…
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During the seventy-year exile of ancient Judah, a young man named Daniel was taken into captivity by King Nebuchadnezzar. Everything that was foretold by the prophet Isaiah was becoming true. The city of Jerusalem had been besieged because the Jews refused to listen to the prophets who warned them of judgment coming upon them over…
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The parable of the Sower tells the story of a farmer who plants seeds on four different types of grounds. He tries to plant the first seed on hard soil, but it would not sprout in the field that lacked water, sunlight, and other natural resources to make it grow. Many times, people do lack…
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Babylon is a fallen city of many kings and tribes that took part in major events throughout biblical history. In the book of Genesis, Nimrod was a mighty hunter before God, the son of Cush, and a descendant of Noah, who rebelled against him by building the Tower of Babel. Why Nimrod built this tower…
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