Christianity doesn’t rest on inspirational stories—it rests on historical claims. If Christ rose from the dead, everything changes. (1 Cor. 15:19–20)
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Miracles confirmed the message. Today, we have the confirmed message. God’s completed Word is sufficient for faith and godliness. (Mark 16:20; 2 Pet. 1:3)
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The Apostles were chosen by Christ, witnessed His resurrection, and confirmed their ministry with signs. Those qualifications cannot be met today. Read the biblical case for why there are no modern-day apostles.
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Too many errors come from ignoring the basics. Ask:
• Who is speaking?
• To whom is it written?
• What is the context?
• Is the language literal or figurative?
• Does it agree with the rest of Scripture?
Nazareth was a humble and overlooked village, yet God chose this obscure hillside town to shape the early life of the Savior of the world.
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In this second look at Mount Zion, we examine Jesus’ cleansing of the temple and the powerful zeal He displayed for His Father’s house.
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Mount Zion is one of the most important locations in biblical history. From David’s conquest to the site of the temple, this mount became central to Israel’s worship, identity, and history.
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New article: Get to Know Bible Places: The Sea of Galilee (Part One) by Ryan Beavers
Explore the location, biblical names, and geographical significance of one of the most important places in Jesus’ earthly ministry.
At the foot of Mt. Gerizim, Jesus offered “living water” to a Samaritan woman and revealed a greater truth about worship, salvation, and the harvest of souls.
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Mt. Gerizim & Mt. Ebal where blessings and curses were proclaimed in a natural amphitheater at Shechem. Geography and Scripture meet in a vivid way that brings the text to life.
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Ever been called a “Pharisee” for pointing to Scripture?
The Bible shows the Pharisee spirit is self-righteousness, empty tradition, and outward religion without obedience to God’s Word (Matt. 15; Luke 18).Are we following God or our traditions?
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“Rent’s due” isn’t just for the gym—it’s spiritual. You are not your own; you were bought with a price (1 Cor. 6:19-20). Glorify God daily, bear fruit, and live like your life belongs to Him—because it does. #Faith#ChristianLiving
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Are we saved by the grace of God? Absolutely.
But grace isn’t permission—it’s provision.
We don’t earn salvation, but we must respond to it.
Grace is a gift… but it’s not unconditional.
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Product Spotlight: The Courage to be Holy by R.D. Beavers
You can pick it up today at our table at the Memphis School of Preaching table or anytime online
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“ Watch, stand fast in the faith, be brave, be strong.”
1 Corinthians 16:13
We are pleased to be at the Memphis School of Preaching Lectures again this year. If you are looking for some good study material come see our table in the book area. If you’re not here in Memphis you can check out our books at
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