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Many of us have been aware of an increasing effort to dismiss or reinterpret Scripture believed to be irrelevant in this day and age or simply out of a growing distrust for God’s truth. Some have reduced their understanding of Scripture to just the New Testament or to just the words Jesus spoke.
At the same time, our sons and daughters and the following generations...
Thousands of years ago, a future forecast was made, pointing to our time. Isaiah described the coming of a righteous King in His true humanity—the Messiah—who will be the ideal governmental leader.
What kind of influence and authority does an ideal leader have? The following words seem to only apply to the Messiah. Yet under His kingship, this description is also t...
We make daily and future plans, but a lot of those plans are dreamed up without God’s input. This form of rebellion and stubbornness is celebrated as free choice, freedom, and independence. Listen to His word spoken to Judah through Isaiah: “You make plans that are contrary to mine. You make alliances not directed by my Spirit” (Isaiah 30: 1).
Isaiah continues: “The...
Isaiah prophesied this word: “We are surrounded by the walls of God’s salvation” (Isaiah 26:1). The essence of that ancient word to Judah applies to us today, thousands of years after it was spoken and after Jesus rose from the dead to ensure our salvation.
We see and believe and trust God to accomplish our salvation. We declare to Him: “You will keep in perfe...
I attended a very conservative Bible college that changed for the better over the years. I can still remember buying a laminated Scripture reference note sheet that had one section titled, “Problem Scriptures.” These problematic Scriptures were ones the author felt were not intended for the Church today. These “not-for-today” Scriptures had to do with healings, miracles, and ...