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Most Christians today know about Easter. But what if I told you that early Christians didn’t call it that? They called their day of remembering Jesus’ resurrection Pascha—the Greek/Aramaic word for Passover. This isn’t just semantic trivia—it reveals a profound disconnect between our modern celebrations and the early church’s faith. A disconnect that might be…

The Question No One Wants to Ask A friend is diagnosed with cancer. They pray. Their family prays. Their church prays. And yet, the cancer spreads. They choose chemo, radiation—whatever it takes. But instead of full support, they hear whispers: “If you just had more faith…” “God will heal you if you truly believe.” “Doctors…

Delve into the profound questions of why suffering exists according to the Scripture. Through a thrilling exploration of biblical narratives, this article tackles the challenging themes of justice and endurance, offering insights into how ancient scriptures address the perennial human dilemma of suffering and divine justice and how the crucifixion and resurrection of Jesus provides the answer to this dilemma.

Discover the transformative power of faith with our insightful teachings that challenge conventional certainty and invite you to a deeper trust in the divine. Embrace a journey through scripture that transcends cultural barriers, redefines ancient promises, and encourages a childlike trust in God’s mysterious ways. Join us for a spiritual awakening that honors questions, nurtures growth, and celebrates the courage to believe beyond the boundaries of understanding.

I frequently get asked for commentary references. So today, I wanted to take a few minutes to share my favorite commentary and why it has earned this place in my library. While I have many various commentaries that I use for my studies, the IVP Bible Backgrounds Commentary (IVPBBC) is usually my starting place. This…