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How Paul Writes

This article is about Paul’s teaching style in 1 Corinthians: using vivid, extreme examples to explain lasting principles—love as the motive for all service, separation from persistent evil, purity in fellowship at the Lord’s Table, and orderly, understandable speech that builds up the church.

In Bethuel’s House

This article is about Abraham’s servant in Genesis 24 as a picture of the Holy Spirit seeking a bride for Christ. It urges making room for the Lord, inviting Him in, keeping life “clean,” and putting spiritual priorities first—focusing on Jesus, not trivial matters.

Christ Lives in Me

This article is about Paul’s confession “Christ lives in me”: being dead to the Law through Christ’s cross, freed from its claims, and living for God by faith. It contrasts grace with self-righteous effort and urges believers to grasp and practice this truth personally.

Epaphras - Portraits of Life in the Word of God (1/2)

This article is about Epaphras and the Bible’s “quiet heroes,” contrasting busy religious activity with truly “walking with God.” It highlights Epaphras as a model intercessor whose hidden, fervent prayers strengthened believers—and calls Christians to a deeper, persistent ministry of prayer.

Are You Quiet About Your Sins?

This article is about David’s guilty conscience after Bathsheba, the crushing effects of unconfessed sin, and the call to repent. It highlights God’s promise to forgive and restore fellowship, bringing relief and joy through Christ’s forgiveness.