We have come to the end of a long journey. As we continue to live with the fallout of one of the most contentious elections in living...

Last week, we saw how the promises to Israel in the Old Testament apply to the Kingdom of Christ and cannot apply to any other earthly...

So how should we read the Old Testament passages addressed to the nation of Israel? We need to see that they are specifically addressed to I

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Rudolf Bultmann, in Kerygma and Myth, argues that the New Testament is clouded with mythology which modern persons cannot accept. To...

Over forty years after his death, Rudolf Bultmann continues to draw sharp critiques from New Testament scholars, betraying the continuing...

Calvin emphasizes that Christians are those who are “consecrated and dedicated to God in order that we may thereafter think, speak,...

N. T. Wright describes virtue as living out the values of the Kingdom of God in the present age and practicing those virtuous habits...

In His earthly ministry, Jesus initiated the Kingdom of God breaking into the world (Mark 1:15; Mat. 6:10), particularly through His...

Jesus proclaimed the Kingdom of God that did not come by force, but by His own death and which His disciples enter through suffering. ...

The good news Jesus came to proclaim was freedom for prisoners, sight for the blind, freedom for the oppressed, and that God’s time of...

Note: This sermon was preached at a high school chapel at Cumberland Christian School. The recent engagement of Prince Harry to American...

Paris. Belgium. San Bernardino. These events are etched in our collective memory as recent events in which our worst fears briefly became...