“The lone and level sands stretch far away.”1 And then there is green. It’s a flash of fertility amidst unforgiving wastes and dunes, a stark contrast between life and death. …
How First-Century Jews and Gentiles Understood the Gospel Differently
This blog was originally published on February 18, 2022. When the apostles first proclaimed the gospel message, they encountered two different audiences, Jewish and Gentile. The book of Acts records …
Why Do Bad Things Happen to Good People?
If ever there was a good man, it was Ken. He was an intensely devoted family man, a beloved pastor, an in-demand conference speaker, and a steadfast friend to hundreds …
Why Prophecy Is Difficult
If you’ve ever found yourself scratching your head over a confusing passage of Bible prophecy, you’re in good company! After Daniel received his vision of the ram and the goat …
International Holocaust Remembrance Day: Stumbling Upward
This blog was originally published on January 24, 2022. If you travel throughout Europe, you might find yourself stumbling over uneven bumps in the street. Looking down, you might find …
What Is the Day of the Lord?
The following article features excerpts from David Levy’s book Joel: The Day of the Lord. David gives a clear, concise overview of a scriptural prophecy that has perplexed many readers …
