Ancient Gnostic ideas about identity are reappearing in modern culture, where inner self-discovery often takes priority over physical reality. Through the lens of the resurrection, this article argues that salvation values the whole human—body and soul—challenging Gnostic dualism with a perspective that honors our complete humanity.
This article explores the theological concept of justification, examining the lives of Rahab and Abraham as examples of how faith leads to divine righteousness. It also delves into the active role of God in declaring believers righteous, discussing themes like obedience, hope, baptism, and the contrast between divine and self-justification.
The resurrection of Jesus promises eternal life for the whole human being—body, soul, and spirit. This hope frees us from the fear of death, allowing the Church to live and serve boldly. When we grasp this bodily resurrection, we reflect heaven on earth, embodying the fullness of life Christ offers.
This article unveils the true meaning of God’s peace, showing how it transcends worldly turmoil by grounding us in grace, prayer, and gentleness toward all.
This article examines how James and Paul agree that true faith in Christ produces actions, showing that justification by faith leads to a transformed life.
In Psalm 103, we see how iniquities, diseases, and destruction are interconnected with death itself. The psalmist speaks of forgiveness, healing, and redemption, all of which address the fundamental issue of human mortality. God's love, however, goes beyond merely healing symptoms - it offers the ultimate solution by conquering death. READ MORE