The Word, the Works, and the Witness

Thru the Bible in a Year As we open the Gospel of John, we are stepping into holy ground—the deepest waters of divine revelation. John’s Gospel is not simply a record of Jesus’ miracles or teachings; it is an invitation to behold the eternal Son of God, the Word made flesh. While Matthew shows JesusContinue reading “The Word, the Works, and the Witness”

Performance and Prudence

Thru the Bible in a Year Scripture Reading: Mark 8–9 Reading through Mark 8 and 9 is like walking with Jesus through the classroom of faith. These two chapters are filled with moments that reveal His divine character, His patience with human frailty, and His wisdom in guiding those who follow Him. Each incident drawsContinue reading “Performance and Prudence”

The Gospel on the Move

Thru the Bible in a Year Scripture: Mark 1–3  A Gospel That Doesn’t Wait Mark’s Gospel wastes no time. There are no long genealogies or extended birth narratives here—just action. From the very first verse, “The beginning of the gospel of Jesus Christ, the Son of God” (Mark 1:1), we are plunged headlong into theContinue reading “The Gospel on the Move”

When Light is Called Darkness

In Matthew 12, Jesus confronts accusations from the Pharisees, who attribute his healing powers to Satan. He counters their claims with logic, illustrating the absurdity of their reasoning. His miracles signify the arrival of God’s kingdom, emphasizing spiritual warfare against evil. The passage warns against spiritual hardening and the importance of recognizing God’s work.