The Word “Wrath” in the Book of Romans 

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In my last blog, I discussed that the word “salvation” in the Book of Romans does not mean salvation from hell. Instead, it refers to salvation from the negative consequences of sins here and now. In this blog, I would like to look at the word “wrath.” A similar situation exists with this word. Often,
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Mirando la piedrecita blanca desde un ángulo diferente (Apocalipsis 2:17)

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En Apocalipsis 2:17, Jesús promete dar a los creyentes vencedores en Pérgamo una piedrecita blanca. Claramente, esta es una recompensa por la fidelidad. Es la recompensa que se dará en el Tribunal de Cristo cuando el Señor recompensará a los creyentes fieles por su obediencia. Me he preguntado frecuentemente qué significado tendrá esta recompensa particular
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The Word “Salvation” in the Book of Romans 

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The word “salvation” both in English and in New Testament Greek can mean different things. When it is used, we have to ask: salvation from what? The context always determines what type of salvation the author is talking about. Unfortunately, when most Christians see the word “salvation” in the Bible, they often assume it means
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Stealing a Good Idea from a Friend 

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A good friend of mine, Bob Wilkin, wrote a great book called, The Ten Most Misunderstood Words in the Bible. As the title suggests, the book takes ten words that Christians often refer to in an incorrect manner. If you haven’t read it, I would highly recommend that you do! I want to steal the
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Christians Denying the Lord (Mark 14:27-31)

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One of the many strange things we hear Christians say is that a true Christian will never deny the Lord. Of course, when this is said the hearer almost always thinks of Peter. Peter clearly denied the Lord three times. What about him? The answer that is often given is that Peter only temporarily denied
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Coronavirus and a Left Turn (Acts 16:6-8)

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The novel coronavirus has been a colossal pain for just about everybody. It has caused all of us to change our plans. This is also true when it comes to how we want and plan to serve the Lord. In my case, I had plans this summer to teach Bible courses in a couple of
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¿Negando la fe?

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¿Qué significa “negar la fe” (1 Tim 5:8)? Esta pregunta plantea un par de cuestiones. Primero, ¿es posible que un cristiano niegue verbalmente la fe cristiana o que renuncie a Cristo? Aunque muchos hoy dirían que un cristiano nunca podría hacer tal cosa, y si lo hiciera, solo demostraría que no es realmente un cristiano,
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