by TUBT | Oct 9, 2026 | The Kingdom of God
Why does the victorious Lamb appear in Revelation 5 with seven horns and seven eyes? These extraordinary features are central to understanding who stands before God’s throne, why He alone is worthy to take the scroll, and what His victory has accomplished. The...
by TUBT | Oct 5, 2026 | God's Eternal Plan, New Jerusalem, Revelation, Satan, Spiritual Warfare, The Holy Spirit, The Kingdom of God
The Bible can appear to be a collection of separate stories. Creation, Cain and Abel, Noah, Abraham, Egypt, Israel, wars, judges, kings, prophets, exile, Christ, the Church, Revelation—each account can seem to stand on its own. But Scripture itself reveals something...
by TUBT | Oct 5, 2026 | God's Eternal Plan, New Jerusalem, Revelation, Satan, Spiritual Warfare, The Holy Spirit, The Kingdom of God, The Promises of God
Few questions have troubled believers and critics of Scripture more than this one: If God knew mankind would fall, why did He create man with the ability to fall at all? Why not create Adam with an internal safeguard against Satan? Why permit a choice that God already...
by TUBT | Oct 3, 2026 | God's Eternal Plan, The Kingdom of God
Why does the Kingdom Age exist at all? If God’s eternal goal is New Jerusalem, why does He not move directly from the present age into the new heaven and new earth? Why place a thousand-year Kingdom between the age of grace and eternity? The answer becomes clear when...
by TUBT | Oct 2, 2026 | God's Eternal Plan, New Jerusalem, Satan, Spiritual Warfare, The Kingdom of God
The Bible does not begin with Adam. It begins with God, creation, rebellion, judgment, darkness, and then one extraordinary command that sets the direction for everything that follows. “And God said, Let there be light: and there was light.” Genesis 1:3 Those words...
by TUBT | Oct 1, 2026 | Faith in God, God's Eternal Plan, New Jerusalem, Salvation, Spiritual Growth, The Kingdom of God, The Love of God
Most Christians have been taught that only eight human beings survived Noah’s Flood: Noah, his wife, his three sons, and their wives. Scripture unquestionably identifies those eight people, and both Genesis and Peter give them particular attention. But...
