Bible Truths

Most of us grew up hearing the word “Trinity.” It’s everywhere — Sunday school, creeds, church bulletins. But when you actually sit with the Bible, something stands out: “Hear, O Israel: The Lord our God is one Lord” (Deuteronomy 6:4). That statement — the Shema — isn’t a theological footnote. It’s the bedrock of how God chose to reveal Himself. The Mystery of the Incarnation In the New Testament, that same one God stepped into history as a man. Jesus wasn’t a second member o

One night, a religious leader named Nicodemus came to Jesus with questions. What he got back stopped him cold: “Except a man be born of water and of the Spirit, he cannot enter into the kingdom of God” (John 3:5). Jesus wasn’t speaking in soft metaphors. He was describing something real — a total transformation from the inside out. So what does that actually look like? On the day the Church was born, thousands of people asked Peter that same question: “What shall we do?” His

The world can feel loud, fragmented, and exhausting. Into that noise, the Bible speaks a word that sounds old-fashioned to some and intimidating to others: holiness. For a lot of people, that word lands like a list of rules — things you can’t do, places you can’t go, fun you’re not allowed to have. But that’s not what holiness is. At its core, holiness is devotion. It’s what love for God looks like when it works its way outward. As Hebrews 12:14 puts it, we pursue “peace with