Adam and Eve did not overcome temptation. They were meant to rule over creation but they couldn’t rule over their own appetites.

The creation story is found in Genesis 1 and 2. God’s revelation of Himself and His will for mankind is the beginning of the creation story.

In a series of farewell messages, Moses exhorts the new generation of Israelites to live as his obedient people in the promised land.

Because the Israelites are unwilling to enter the land of Canaan, their entire generation is forced to wander in the Desert of Sinai 38 yrs

Leviticus is a manual of regulations enabling the holy King to set up his earthly throne among the people of his kingdom.

Exodus begins where Genesis leaves off as God deals with His chosen people, the Jews.

In this series, titled Books of the Bible, we take a deep dive into each book, covering everything, from its themes, stories, characters...

In this new Humble Servant Blog Series, Biblical Divisions, we'll analyze the various textual divisions within the canon of the Holy Bible.

Today, we're going to study Psalm 15. In it, David meditates over the character of the man received into the presence of God.

Argument from Disbelief- This argument will enable us to better equip ourselves, not only in defending our faith, but in fortifying it.

Chapter Study- Psalm 14 Last week we reviewed Psalm 13. Today, we're going to study Psalm 14.

As we continue in Christian apologetics, we find ourselves analyzing the apologetic arguments: the first one being the argument fromm reason

Last week we reviewed Psalm 12. Today, we're going to study Psalm 13.

Before we dig into our apoloetic arguments, I think it will be helpful if we have a baseline understanding of philosophy

Last week we reviewed Psalm 11. Today, we're going to study Psalm 12.

Over the next several posts we're going to dig deeper into apoogetics and investigate the various Apologetic Arguments

As we endeavor to further bolster our understanding of apologetics, let's take a look at the type know as Evidential Apologetics.

Last week we reviewed Psalm 10. Today, we're going to study Psalm 11.

Continuing in our Apologetics Series, we last discussed Reformed Epistemology Apologetics. Today, we're going to look at Presuppositional ap

Peace & Blessings Beloved, TGBTG for allowing us to see another day. I pray all is well with you and yours, and that your week has been...