From Doctrine to Discipleship
All Things to All People: Imitating the Incarnation of Jesus in Our Ministry Settings
In 1 Corinthians 9, Paul reveals a ministry strategy marked by radical flexibility and self-denial. He lays aside his rights and adapts to others so that nothing would hinder the gospel. Yet this is not mere pragmatism. Paul’s approach reflects the incarnation itself—Christ’s humble descent for the sake of sinners—calling us to embody that same sacrificial love in our ministry. Read the full article.
Application That Changes Lives: A Practical Framework for Applying the Bible to Your Life
This article provides a clear, practical framework for applying Scripture to your daily life. Rather than stopping at simply reading or understanding the Bible, it shows you how to move from Scripture to real-life transformation with specific, actionable steps that help you live out God’s Word with faithfulness and intentionality. Read the full article.
Why You Should Cherish the Neglected Old Testament
Many Christians neglect the Old Testament, seeing it as confusing or irrelevant. To do this is to miss the very foundation of the gospel. In this article, Professor John Fabarez shows why believers should cherish the Old Testament: it is reaffirmed by Christ, it forms the basis of the gospel, it provides trustworthy instruction, and it contains promises still awaiting fulfillment. Far from being outdated, these Scriptures remain God’s living word for his people today. Read the full article.
Moses and the Gospel of Life
Deuteronomy is more than a book of laws and warnings, it is a book about life. The Hebrew word ḥayah (“life”) runs through its pages, pointing to physical life, the good life of covenant blessing, and ultimately the promise of everlasting life beyond exile and death. This article explores how Moses presents a theology of life that not only anticipates Israel’s restoration but also foreshadows the resurrection hope fulfilled in Christ.