Perhaps one of the most passionate, meaningful, and sometimes even deadly colors of all is the color red. For many, it is a passionate and fiery color—one that can stir up seduction, which is why a common phrase is “fiery passion.” Yet, the color takes on a much more powerful meaning in the context of the Holy Scriptures. It can be argued, with much support, that the most meaningful and symbolic color in the entirety of Scripture is none other... Read more
Gold has always been a fascination of mankind. From the poorest of the poor to the richest of the rich, people have always desired gold. And, many literary tales and accounts have had gold as a central part of the story. King Midas is one example among many. Even the Bible, believe it or not, talks a lot about gold. At times, it is a significant color and object that is listed to signify or point to some type of... Read more
The Antichrist has long been a biblical character that people want to learn more about. Throughout the years, many people have tried to predict who it is going to be, or even who it is currently. From people guessing it’s President Obama, political figures, etc. it’s clear that many people have some false thoughts about the Antichrist. So, just who is this mysterious and evil Bible character? Here are 7 important bible verses about the antichrist. 2 Thessalonians 2:3-4 “Let... Read more
People often wonder if colors mean anything in the Bible. The answer is simple: they can, but they also don’t have to. There are times when a color can have a lot of significance, but there are also times when the color is just another detail within a narrative—like describing the color of the grass, sky, etc. In a lot of ways, the Bible can be read like any other literary text (yes, Christians believe it is more than just... Read more
It’s 6 am, and the alarm clock goes off. Another day of work begins, as many roll out of bed and get their day started. From the moment we wake up, to the second we close our eyes to sleep at night, we have decisions to make and a road to follow. If we have chosen to follow God, then He has given us clear directions for our lives. We don’t have to guess or wonder what course to take.... Read more
Courage is a word that is used in variety of ways. For many Christians, courage is a word that brings to mind standing on Biblical principles in the face of great opposition. Others think courage is demonstrated by taking a stance against Biblical principles. Either way, the Bible has plenty to say about what defines courage, which we will see by looking at three Bible stories about courage. What is the definition of courage? The word courage is commonly defined... Read more
Here are 7 of my top Bible verses about the heart. The Heart is Deceitful and Wicked Jeremiah 17:9-10 “The heart is deceitful above all things, and desperately sick; who can understand it? I the Lord search the heart and test the mind, to give every man according to his ways, according to the fruit of his deeds.” You think you know your own heart? Think again! Our hearts can deceive us so easily. God says “who can understand it?” but... Read more
How many of us can identify with those who struggled with their faith during a trial in the Bible? Here are 4 such stories about people who faced great struggles and trials. Job and His Friends Who can say that they have suffered more than Job did? Not anyone that I know of. God allowed Satan to buffet Job to such a degree that he started to despair even of life and the day of his birth but don’t... Read more
About 73% of Americans identify themselves as a Christian. Although this number has fallen about 10% in the last 15 years, it makes one wonder with all the self-professed Christians in America why America’s culture is in such a rapid decline. The answer can be found by looking at how the word Christian is commonly defined, then examining how does the Bible define a Christian. Knowing the difference will make defining a real Christian mean so much more than just... Read more
What lesson is there to learn from the empty tomb of Christ? Are there applications for the believer today? What Does the Open Tomb Prove? The tomb was not left open so that Christ could get out. It was left open so that those who saw Christ die on the cross could go in to see that the tomb was empty and that He was raised from the dead. The Pharisees were so concerned about Jesus, even after He died... Read more
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