Discover how Timothy's report revitalized Paul and how Paul's prayer for abounding love points to holiness at Christ's return in 1 Thessalonians 3:6-13.
Month: November 2025
The Problem of Evil Presupposes God
The atheist's most powerful objection -- the problem of evil -- contains a fatal flaw. Objective evil requires objective morality, which requires a moral Lawgiver. The argument leads not away from God but directly to Him.
The Righteousness of God Revealed: What Paul Means in Romans 1
Paul's declaration that God's righteousness is revealed in the gospel is the theological engine of the entire letter to the Romans.
Three Views on the Lord's Supper: Transubstantiation, Consubstantiation, and the Memorial View
Explore the three major Christian views on the Lord's Supper -- transubstantiation, consubstantiation, and the memorial view -- and why the symbolic position best honors the finished work of Christ.
The Gospel: The Power of God for Salvation
In Romans 1:16-17, Paul declares the gospel to be the power of God for salvation. Explore what this means and why Paul was not ashamed of it.
Lesson 10: Sending Timothy: Faith Tested by Fire — 1 Thessalonians 3:1-5
Why did Paul send Timothy to Thessalonica? Explore 1 Thessalonians 3:1-5 and how pastoral concern drove Paul to reinforce a young church under persecution.
An Introduction to the Book of Romans: The Gospel in Full
Romans is Paul's most systematic presentation of the gospel. This introduction surveys the letter's background, structure, and enduring significance.
Supplemental Study: Leading Through Suffering
Paul's leadership in 1 Thessalonians reveals a pastor who led not from comfort but from the crucible of suffering. His example transforms how we think about ministry.