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Table of Contents 1.The Most Important Melting Pot In The Roman Empire2.Paganism Thrived In Ephesus – Long Before Christianity3.The New Kids On The Block Were Making Waves4.The “New Kids” Clashed With The Pagan Worshipers5.St Paul’s Letter in The New Testament Urged Believers Forward6.Artimis’ Followers Rioted Mightily Against St. Paul’s Teachings7.The Power of The Gospel Caused … Read more
How can followers of Jesus apply the lessons of this in-depth parable to a variety of different situations in the modern world?
The Parable of the Mustard Seed is a well-known teaching attributed to Jesus Christ in the Christian Bible. This simple yet powerful story has been passed down through generations as a lesson in faith, growth, and manifestation.
Why did Jesus rely on parables so much in his ministry? The good news is that Jesus explained exactly why he did this so often. His lesson can help us communicate more effectively to our audiences today.
The parable of the “Hidden Treasure” has long been considered a somewhat simple verse with little dimension to it. You might be pleasantly surprised to learn the hidden meanings under girding this “simple” story.
The parable of the Good Samaritan makes a wonderful, warm little story. The lesson is far more shocking than we ever knew. Get the real story here.
Paul was the first apostle to set foot on the European continent to spread the Gospel of Jesus Christ. In this post, you’ll learn how he introduced this new religious idea in Greece without once mentioning the name of Jesus.
St. Paul had helped found and nurture most of the Christian churches in Galatia. When he discovered Jewish officials came behind him to pervert the religion of Christ, he was furious.
This may be the single most consequential discourse delivered by the Lord, Jesus Christ. This sermon doesn’t tell us how to act or not; it tells us how to actually become a person who walks with the Lord every day.
Saul of Tarsus Was A Heavy Hitter In Jerusalem SocietyIn Philippians 3:5, the apostle described himself as, ” a member of the people of Israel, of the tribe of Benjamin, a Hebrew born of Hebrews; as to the law, a Pharisee.” So what did that really mean?The Pharisees were one of the most influential religious … Read more