Balaam Teaches the Theology of Blessings for Israel (A Biblical Study of Numbers 22–24)

Balaam was a corrupt prophet who was compelled to proclaim some of the most beautiful blessings in Scripture.

Never underestimate God’s sovereign power! This study unpacks Balaam’s prophecies to reveal the unbreakable theology of blessings for Israel in Numbers 23-24. Discover how divine covenant promises point surely toward the future Messiah. Continue ReadingBalaam Teaches the Theology of Blessings for Israel (A Biblical Study of Numbers 22–24)

Christ in the Feasts (A Scripture-Centered Study of Leviticus 23 and God’s Redemptive Program)

The New Testament teaches that these observances were not ends in themselves. They were “a shadow of things to come,” pointing beyond themselves to Christ (Colossians 2:16-17). Shadows are real, but they are not the substance. A shadow has shape, direction, and meaning, but it is designed to lead you to the Person standing in the light. When Christ came, He did not discard the meaning of the feasts, He fulfilled them.

These biblical feasting laws reveal much! Discover how Leviticus 23’s prophetic shadows point directly to Christ—the glorious substance of God’s redemptive program and appointed times. Continue ReadingChrist in the Feasts (A Scripture-Centered Study of Leviticus 23 and God’s Redemptive Program)

Is Dispensationalism Still a Good Framework for Understanding the Bible?

What framework best explains the Bible’s own unfolding revelation of God’s plan in history?

While many debate modern theology, we must ask what biblical framework truly honors God’s plan. This study compares Dispensationalism to other systems, defending its literal interpretation of Israel’s promises and Christ’s future Kingdom. Continue ReadingIs Dispensationalism Still a Good Framework for Understanding the Bible?