Explaining The Book

Category: New Testament

The New Testament reveals the fulfillment of God’s promises through Christ’s life, death, and resurrection. It announces salvation by grace through faith, the Church’s growth, and the hope of Christ’s return. It presents Jesus as the Savior and Lord, establishing God’s eternal kingdom and securing redemption for all who believe.

  • Our Philemon Commentary is Finished!

    Announcing the completion of a full-length commentary on Paul’s letter to Philemon, emphasizing its practical theological insights into forgiveness, authority, and reconciliation. The book is intended for pastors and serious readers, providing an in-depth analysis that navigates complex social issues without trivializing the text. It’s now available on Amazon.

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  • The Main Point of the Book of Revelation

    The book of Revelation reveals God’s sovereign reign and the certainty of Christ’s victory over evil, encouraging believers to persevere amid challenges. Its imagery unveils spiritual realities, emphasizing the importance of faithfulness to Christ. Ultimately, it assures that God will judge evil and create a restored world, urging unwavering allegiance to the Lamb.

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  • “I Can Do All Things Through Christ”: What Paul Really Meant

    Philippians 4:13 is often quoted but misunderstood, emphasizing Christ-centered endurance rather than personal achievement. Written during Paul’s imprisonment, the verse reflects his learned contentment in all circumstances through unity with Christ. It highlights that divine strength empowers obedience and faithfulness, not self-empowerment, focusing on reliance on Christ for perseverance.

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  • Hebrews Explained

    The Epistle to the Hebrews emphasizes the supremacy of Christ as the ultimate revelation of God, urging weary believers to persevere in faith rather than retreating to Judaism. It contrasts the old covenant with the new, highlighting Christ’s eternal priesthood and sacrifice. The message encourages endurance and reliance on Jesus for spiritual fulfillment and salvation.

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  • Paul’s Use of Zechariah 8 in Ephesians 4:25

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    In Ephesians 4:25, Paul invokes Zechariah 8:16, emphasizing truthtelling as essential for the new community in Christ, the “city of truth.” This living reality reflects God’s presence among believers, urging them not just to avoid lying, but to embody truth through their unity in the Spirit, signaling the fulfillment of God’s promises.

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  • Ephesians 2 Explained

    Ephesians 2 emphasizes God’s grace in saving sinners and uniting them in Christ. It outlines individual salvation through faith, the transformative power of God’s mercy, and the reconciliation of Jew and Gentile into one body. The Church is described as God’s spiritual dwelling, highlighting the significance of believers’ unity in Christ.

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  • Ephesians 2 Commentary

    Ephesians 2, authored by Paul, articulates the gospel’s transformative power. It highlights humanity’s spiritual deadness, the gift of grace through faith in Christ, and the purpose of good works. The chapter emphasizes the unity of Jews and Gentiles in Christ, forming a unified church, saved by grace and called to reflect God’s character.

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