The Book of Ephesians is known as one of the prison epistles as was written when the Apostle Paul was incarcerated approximately around 60-61 AD. The primary purpose in Paul writing to the Ephesian believers was to strengthen them in their faith.  Paul’s letter to the Ephesians emphasized the church itself, of which Christ is [...]

The Book of Galatians was written by the apostle Paul and was most likely the first book that he wrote (probably 48-49 AD).  Paul wrote this letter from Antioch of Syria.  The Judiazers had infiltrated the church and were perverting the Gospel of Christ.  Not only were they spreading heresy throughout the church, they were [...]

The Book of Isaiah, which was written around 700 B.C. and is permeated with prophecy; especially relating to Jesus Christ the Messiah.  This book contains much information relating to the people and society in which the Israelites lived and how God has always left a remnant of believers through which He works.  The prophet Isaiah spoke [...]

Based on the premise of Salvation is needed; Salvation has been provided; Salvation must be accepted, let’s look at a few of the verses from this incredible Book and find some nuggets to lead others to the saving knowledge of Jesus Christ… Salvation is needed: 3:10-12: As it is written, There is none righteous, no, [...]

The theme of the Book of Romans is righteousness.  This righteousness is God Himself and His righteousness possesses and manifests itself through all of God’s actions.  It is also the righteousness that God offers to all humans only by grace through faith.  Righteousness is imputed to all who trust in the finished work of Christ [...]

The Book of Romans was written by the Apostle Paul most likely from Corinth around 55-56 AD. Paul spent around three months at Corinth at the end of his third missionary journey. The reason for Paul writing this book was manifold. He wanted to announce that he was planning on visiting Rome after he returned [...]

The 5 Keys to the Gospel of Mark – Summary: 1. Primarily written with a Roman audience in mind. The Roman Empire was permeated with slaves and very interested in power and accomplishments.  They wanted to see what a person could do and what he could get done.  Mark, therefore, presents Jesus as the “Servant [...]

Based on the premise of Salvation is needed; Salvation has been provided; Salvation must be accepted, let’s look at a few of the verses from this rich Book and find some nuggets to lead others to the saving knowledge of Jesus Christ… Salvation has been provided: 10:26-27; And they were astonished out of measure, saying [...]

Based on the premise of Salvation is needed; Salvation has been provided; Salvation must be accepted, let’s look at a few of the verses from this rich Book and find some nuggets to lead others to the saving knowledge of Jesus Christ…