5 Lessons from the Failures of the Disciples in Matthew The Gospel of Gospel of Matthew presents the disciples of Jesus Christ as real human followers who experienced faith, confusion, courage, and failure. Rather than portraying them as flawless heroes, Matthew honestly records their weaknesses. These failures are not meant…
How the Exile of Israel and Judah Serves as a Warning About Covenant Unfaithfulness 6 The exile of Israel and Judah stands as one of the most significant theological and historical turning points in the Bible. Recorded primarily in the books of 2 Kings, Jeremiah, and 2 Chronicles, the exile…
How Part 7 of 2 Samuel Invites Readers to Evaluate Leadership, Worship, Repentance, and Covenant Faithfulness The final section of Second Book of Samuel (2 Samuel 21–24) serves as a reflective conclusion to the life and reign of David. Rather than presenting a simple chronological narrative, this section gathers stories,…