Romans 9:31–32 reveals why pursuing righteousness through works fails and how salvation comes through faith alone in Christ. Discover Paul’s warning, the “stumbling stone,” and the freedom found in grace.More
Author Archives: Dalton Brodie Mathias
Gregorian Chant: Ancient Worship in a Modern World
Gregorian chant is a centuries-old form of Christian worship music rooted in Scripture. Its peaceful, flowing melodies promote focus, reverence, and reflection, making it an ideal background for prayer, study, and quiet work.More
Throwback Thursday: The Tiny Fragment That Speaks Volumes — P52
Papyrus P52, the oldest New Testament fragment, confirms the early transmission and reliability of John’s Gospel and the historical truth of Jesus.More
Salvation by Faith Alone: The Biblical Foundation of Justification
Salvation is not earned by works but received through faith in Jesus Christ alone. Discover what Scripture teaches about grace, justification, and the assurance believers have through faith.More
Understanding Lent: Its Meaning, Purpose, and Practice
Discover the meaning of Lent, its biblical roots, traditions, fasting practices, and how Christians prepare spiritually for Easter across different denominations.More
Not Neglecting to Meet Together: A Deep Look at Hebrews 10:25
Discover why Christian fellowship is essential for spiritual strength, perseverance, and faith in today’s culture of isolation.More
John 3:16 — The Gospel in One Sentence
John 3:16 explained—God’s love, the gift of His Son, and the promise of eternal life at the heart of the gospel.More
#SaveTheChildren: A Call to Action for the Most Vulnerable People
It’s not just Jeffrey Epstein… children are being trafficked every day. Read how you can help rescue and restore them. Are you ready to bring light into the darkness? More
What Did Jesus Look Like?
What did Jesus really look like? Scripture, prophecy, and history reveal the answer…More
Why I Use the ESV Instead of the KJV (or Any Other Translation)
The ESV is not “watering down Scripture.” This article explains why newer manuscript discoveries, textual criticism, and faithful translation matter for serious Bible study.More
