In Romans 4, Paul explores a pivotal question: Was Abraham considered righteous because of his works or his faith? This reflection on Abraham’s life is essential for both Jews and …
Romans 3 is one of the most profound chapters in the New Testament, offering deep insights into humanity’s sinfulness and God’s incredible mercy. It poses important questions: Who is righteous? …
Romans 2 offers a powerful reflection on the themes of righteousness, judgment, and hypocrisy. Paul, in his letter to the Romans, continues his argument that none of us are without …
Romans 1 sets the stage for one of the most profound discussions in the New Testament, where the Apostle Paul delves into the themes of sin, salvation, and the righteousness …
Acts 28 tells a fascinating story about resilience, divine intervention, and the unstoppable spread of the Gospel. After surviving a harrowing shipwreck on his way to Rome, Paul and his …
The story of Paul’s shipwreck in Acts 27 is a gripping narrative of survival, faith, and leadership under extreme pressure. As Paul journeys to Rome as a prisoner, the ship …
In Acts 26, the Apostle Paul stands before King Agrippa to present one of the most powerful defenses of his faith. This chapter offers us a glimpse into Paul’s boldness, …
In Acts 25, Paul once again finds himself entangled in the complexities of Roman and Jewish law. Festus, the new Roman governor, inherits the unresolved case from his predecessor Felix. …
In Acts 24, we find the Apostle Paul facing significant challenges. He is on trial, falsely accused of stirring up unrest and desecrating the temple. Despite the injustice, Paul’s demeanor …
In Acts 23, we see Paul standing before the Sanhedrin, making a bold defense of his faith. When brought before the council, Paul begins by asserting that he has lived …
