Bible Studies for Life Adjunct Professor of Biblical Perspectives, Samford University Return to the Task Acts 13:1–3, 44–52 While the earliest Christians were unified, as
Last week Theology 101 looked at salvation in terms of regeneration. We noted that regeneration refers to becoming children of God through a spiritual birth.
Explore the Bible Assistant Professor of Christian Ministries, University of Mobile The Worthy Lamb Revelation 5:1–14 The Search (1–4) John sees an awesome sight in
Regeneration is a more formal or theological way of referring to the new birth. The term itself points us to an inward re-creating of a
Explore the Bible Assistant Professor of Christian Ministries, University of Mobile Glimpse of the Throne Revelation 4:1–11 God’s Glory (1–6a) The future is more present
Bible Studies for Life Adjunct Professor of Biblical Perspectives, Samford University Return to Prayer Nehemiah 1:3–10 We must acknowledge when trouble and distress come upon God’s
Any discussion about Christian salvation must consider the importance and meaning of divine forgiveness. We previously considered salvation in terms of reconciliation. Since reconciliation implies
Explore the Bible Assistant Professor of Christian Ministries, University of Mobile Let Them Hear Revelation 2:7, 11, 17, 26–29; 3:5, 12, 21 Promise of Life (2:7,
