The Angel of the LORD – Judges 13:17-22
The angel of the LORD periodically appears in the Old Testament. But who is this angel? This passage points to him being synonymous with God.
Encouraging, comforting and urging you to live lives worthy of God, who calls you into his kingdom and glory. (1 Thess. 2:12 NIV)
The angel of the LORD periodically appears in the Old Testament. But who is this angel? This passage points to him being synonymous with God.
God, the one enthroned in heaven, laughs at all of the feeble attempts of humanity to usurp his sovereign place over all of the creation.
Who is God? This article looks to provide a simple answer to this question. It is part of a larger series on discipleship.
As a Christian, how important are ‘right beliefs’? Does it really matter what I believe so long as Jesus is my savior and I live a good life?
Is God in all things? Your answer to that will likely depend on your view of God. But I do believe that, in a sense, he is in all things.
Salvation is often times described as a plan. And that is very appropriate. Salvation has been God’s plan from the beginning of creation.
There are many so called gods who are worshipped and followed today. But the Lord God we follow is unique in his covenant of love with us.
Does God exist? How can we know that? And if he does exist, what is he like? What can we learn about God apart from the Bible?
Can you live a life that is worthy of the Lord? We can with the knowledge and wisdom that the Holy Spirit gives. And that should be our goal.
The problem of evil is concerned with all the bad things happen in the world? Why doesn’t God prevent all this bad stuff from happening?
Boxes help to provide limits and organization. And that is often a good thing. But putting God into a box is a mistake we all too often make.
Does God exist? The Moral Argument is an apologetic argument that seeks to show that belief in the existence of God is both logical and reasonable.