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The title for this post comes from verse 9 of Hebrews 2:9-18, in which the writer proclaims, But we see Jesus, who was made a little lower than the angels, for the suffering of death, crowned with glory and honor, that He, by the grace of God, might taste death for everyone.  This passage speaks to what is referred […]

In my previous post I looked at the multitudes who saw Jesus with their physical eyes. They saw Him heal desperately sick people with a touch, cast out demons and calm storms with a word, create food, disappear in the midst of hostile crowds, raise dead people, then after an unjust arrest and trial, suffer

As we read through the four Gospel accounts of the life of Jesus, it becomes clear that not everyone who saw Jesus during His 33 years of life in this world saw Jesus, at least not for who He truly is, which is the Christ, the Son of the Living God, the Lord of Glory

In my previous post I looked at our spiritual blindness, a fatal condition that afflicts all mankind as a result of our willful suppression of the truth of the knowledge of the glory of God, of the beauty, the majesty, the infinite perfections of His being, which mankind was created to behold, experience, enjoy, and

A syllogism is an instance or form of reasoning in which a conclusion is drawn (whether validly or not) from two given or assumed propositions.  An example would be:  All mammals are animals – all elephants are mammals – therefore, all elephants are animals. There was a syllogism going around a few years ago that

  HE IS RISEN – HE IS RISEN INDEED AND REIGNS (Revelation 5:11-13) Click on link below: The Briefing April 15, 2022 Grace and Peace x

The movie adaptation of the Victor Hugo novel Les Misérables (the miserable ones) is my all-time favorite movie.  One reason is because it is a musical, where almost every conversation takes the form of a song, which is what I imagine our conversations in Heaven will be filled with, songs of joy and gladness extolling our

The Bible reveals that the ultimate objective of our triune God in creation, in allowing the fall of man into sin and in the redemption of men and women from the horrific and everlasting consequences of sin, is that the glory of God, the infinite perfections of God’s eternal being, His essential nature and character

The term “dead man walking” is a term introduced into the American prison system in the early 1900s to mean a man condemned to death and slated for execution for a capital crime, a crime which statutorily requires the death penalty.  Under various state laws there are only a few crimes that are seen as