Bible Studies
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Repent of Loveless Knowledge (Revelation 2:1–7)
Having commended the congregation for its works and its willingness to suffer, Jesus rebukes the church in Ephesus for having forsaken its first love, and calls it to repentance. We consider two things from the text:1. A Critique of the Church (v. 4) 2. A Call to the...
A Certain Maturation (Luke 2:39–52)
Matthew Mcullough writes that the Son of God “had to take on flesh and blood so he could be killable. He had to be killable so that, by his death, ‘he might destroy the one who has the power of death that is the devil and deliver all those who through fear of death...
The One Who Knows (Revelation 2:1–7)
Since the beginning of time, the church has always faced all kinds of opposition, temptation, and suffering. We face the same opposition, temptation and suffering as our brothers and sisters did decades ago. Nothing has changed. But God has graciously left books like...
A Certain Humiliation (Luke 2:21–38)
The Christmas story—the story of the incarnation—is a story of humiliation. God becoming a man was an act of divine self-humiliation motivated by nothing but divine gracious love. The humiliation of incarnation was absolutely necessary for our salvation. This...
Jesus Christ in the Midst of His Church (Revelation 1:1–20)
The Revelation of Jesus Christ points us to the reality that Jesus Christ rules and reigns in his church and, through the church, reigns in this world. This Revelation provides the local church with both reassurance and a Christ-centred motivation for repentance and...
How to Live Well in 2026 (Proverbs 16:1–33)
As you live life and expose yourself to Scripture, there are at least two very clear principles which play out: that God holds men accountable for their actions, and that he holds sovereign power over history, down to the minutest details such as the roll of a die....