Chapter 11 of Matthew begins with John in prison and with doubt starting to creep into his mind. Like John, sometimes we have doubts. If Jesus is the Messiah, why did I lose my job? Why do things always go wrong? The story this week shows us how following Jesus truly makes our burdens light.
By Dr. Jack Cottrell QUERY: I have a question about modalism. I know the early church condemned it as a heresy, but is it serious enough to be a threat to one’s salvation? What is the Biblical evidence against it?
It is not unusual for God to choose the weak or foolish to shame the “strong” and “intelligent”. Our story this week, found in the gospel of John chapter 9, describes how a man born blind was able to see what religious leaders then (and now) failed to see, namely, the lordship of Jesus.
Who did Jesus claim to be? Did he really claim to be God? Or was that something that his disciples made up after his death? If Jesus did not claim to be God then it could be possible that Jesus was just claiming to be sent by God and we are wrongly attributing deity to
