John 8:58

Continuing on in our look at the core truths of the faith, we come now to Jesus. Now, we have talked about Him a lot previously. Specifically, though, we have discussed His being both God and Man a……

Who is Jesus and why is he important? Answering the questions by looking at who Jesus claimed to be, what he did, and what that means for us.…

I hope the following story will encourage you not to give up on anyone who is part of a pseudo-Christian or non-Christian cult or group.…

Sunlight over the mountains. (Photo by Quang Nguyen Vinh from Pexels)Are you afraid of the dark? Do you tremble when you pass by dark corners or alleys?A peculiar dread in the dimly lit places often stirs an unsettling feeling. They echo childhood whispers warning of lurking monsters or evil thugs,...…

In the last post, we suggested that it’s indeed possible to have both sound doctrine and true heart-felt passion in our faith. We also suggested that what makes that possible is a changed heart gui……

Explore the profound significance of "I AM WHO I AM" in the context of historical mutiny in Russia and the ancient Hebrews' struggle in Egypt. Discover how the eternal existence of God affects all of life and points us to the risen Christ.…

Now there were some Greeks among those who went up to worship at the festival. They came to Philip, who was from Bethsaida in Galilee, with a request. “Sir,” they said, “we would like to see Jesus.……

In a previous post, I addressed 5 Apologetics Questions Every Christian Should Learn How to Answer. My goal was to offer “barebones” quick responses that Christians could easily remember and articulate. Here are 5 more questions I think every Christian needs to be aware of and have the ability to...…

​One of the most common objections skeptics raise to the deity of Christ is the idea that Jesus never actually claimed to be God. Sure the church ended up worshiping Him as such, but this was a later development that was projected onto Jesus but wasn't something He intended to...…

Egó eimi (jag är) Joh. 8:58 och 10:30-33Egó eimi är grekiska och betyder JAG ÄR i Joh. 8:58 Det betyder INTE “jag var”, “jag har varit” eller “jag är han” som v……