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The apostle Paul encourages us with these words: “No temptation has seized you except what is common to man.” Although Satan may be the dark force ultimately behind the tempting, it is our fallen and corrupted human nature that allows these temptations to take root and causes us... Read More →

Witnessing for Christ involves sharing the message of Jesus Christ with others, inviting them to accept His salvation and become followers of Him. It is a vital part of the Christian faith, as it enables us to spread the gospel and fulfill the Great Commission. Read More →

He conversed with Adam in the first garden. He told Noah to build an ark. He spoke to Moses in a burning bush. He promised Abraham a son. Paul heard His voice on the way to Damascus. But does God still speak to us today? If so, how? When? Where? Read More →

Prayer is a two-way conversation with God. While we often focus on talking to Him, listening in prayer is just as crucial. It allows us to hear His voice, understand His will, and grow deeper in our relationship with Him. Read More →

The great debate has now come to a close. But the participants have reached no agreement; the problem is still unsolved. Although Job has vindicated God’s trust in him, yet his mind is in turmoil. He is baffled still by God’s seeming silence; he is profoundly convinced still that... Read More →

Two opening chapters of the book set the scene and describe the real reason for Job’s sufferings. This answer was never disclosed to Job. But it forms part of the total solution to the problem of suffering and the meaning of faith. Read More →

The baton has been passed from the Master to the disciples. The power of the risen Christ is available for the disciples. The commandment of the risen Christ is given for those disciples: they must go and make disciples. And the promise of the risen Christ is their comfort and... Read More →

The death of Jesus by crucifixion is without question the most famous death in all history. It was a very grisly method of execution. Cicero affirmed that ‘this most cruel and terrible punishment’ was so degrading that it should not even be discussed by Roman citizens. It was... Read More →