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Biblical Perspectives On Life

A discussion of the covenant given to Noah in Genesis 8 and 9

The Adamic covenant and how it was fulfilled by Jesus' birth

I’m not going to write all of the verses here, but I encourage you to go read Isaiah 5:1-7 either before or after you read this blog. It...

Isaiah four is quite short, only six verses. However, it is full of Messianic and Millennial prophecy. God promises that the judgement...

I was tempted to skip chapter three. It is kinda depressing if I’m being honest. Isaiah goes into macabre detail about the coming...

As I was thinking about the next blog post, I couldn’t get away from Isaiah 2:22. It says, “Stop regarding man in whose nostrils is...

I’m not going to quote this entire passage, after all, it is quite long. However, as I was thinking about what the 2nd post should cover,...

Overview of introduction to Isaiah.

Verse four, one that we traditionally sing during the Christmas season reads, “O come, Desire of nations bind all peoples in one heart...

We’re going back to verse three (in the traditional progression) today. It reads, “O come, thou Wisdom from on high, and order all...

In the last post, we talked about Jesse. Now, the songwriter is going to talk about David. He once more starts with an invitation to come...

We’re continuing with the theme of taking these verses out of order but we’re moving chronologically for now. Stanza six reads, “O come,...

We’re going to take the next verse out of order and today we’re going to look at stanza five. It says, “O come, O come, great Lord of...

Verse two starts by requesting, “O come, thou Dayspring come and cheer our spirits by thine advent here; disperse the gloomy clouds of...

We typically sing four verses of O Come, O Come, Emmanuel but I was surprised to learn there are seven. Because the words date back to...

How the church would be impacted if we lived in light of "knowing" God.

Last week, we talked about knowledge. We talked about the process of coming to “know” Christ as mature Christians. The first...

Over the next few weeks, I hope to share some of my thoughts regarding how our lives would be transformed if we “knew” God better....

This post was particularly difficult to write. I don’t like being vulnerable, but this is something that has been on my mind for a while,...

As I have prepared to jump back into Hebrews, I have been cross-referencing a lot of information with Abraham’s life. This week’s study...