Author: Lance Mosher
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Who was Melchizedek? The Bible’s strangest priest explained
There’s a man in Genesis with no father, no mother, and no family tree… and he outranks every priest who ever served in Israel. A thousand years later, David calls the coming Messiah a priest “according to the order of Melchizedek.” Who was this man, and why does the author of Hebrews call him too…
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This is what the abortion “rape exception” actually looks like.
This is the hardest study I have ever written. For years, I have discussed abortion, adoption, and the value of human life. But a recent experience forced me to wrestle with these issues in a way I never expected. In this study, I share a deeply personal story that challenged assumptions, broke my heart, and…
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Four reasons to pray, even when God already knows what is going to happen
If God already knows everything, why should we pray? Jesus said the Father already knows what we need before we ask—yet He still commanded us to pray. So why? Let’s look at four biblical reasons prayer still matters, how prayer changes us, and how our prayers truly participate in what God is doing in the…
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Did Jesus pray to Himself?
If Jesus is God, why did He pray? This common question isn’t the contradiction people think it is. In this study, we go to the Bible to understand who Jesus prayed to and what His prayers reveal about the nature of God.
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Five times Jesus said, “I am God; worship Me.”
A prominent Muslim apologist once said, “Show me one verse where Jesus says, ‘I am God; worship Me,’ and I’ll accept Christianity today.” It’s a challenge that has stumped many Christians in conversations and debates, but the challenge itself doesn’t hold up under scrutiny.
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What does the Bible say about dating?
What does the Bible really say about dating? In a world that says “try before you buy,” God calls us to something better. Discover how to pursue relationships with purity, purpose, and a foundation that actually lasts and honors God.
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Does the gospel include baptism?
Is baptism part of the gospel or not? Many people point to 1 Corinthians 1:17 to argue that baptism isn’t essential to salvation. But is that really what Paul meant? In this study, we take a closer look at the context of Paul’s words and compare them with other passages like Mark 16:16 and Acts…
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Are the Jews still God’s chosen people?
Are the Jews still God’s chosen people today? This question sparks debate, division, and strong opinions. But what does the Bible actually say? In this study, we go straight to Scripture to uncover the truth about Israel, God’s promises, and what it means to be His people now.
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Jews, Hebrews, and Israelites—what’s the difference?
What’s the difference between Hebrews, Israelites, and Jews? Here’s a simple breakdown to help you understand your Bible better.
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Did the first Christians take the Lord’s Supper daily?
Acts 2 says early Christians were “breaking bread” daily. But Acts 20 shows the church gathering on the first day of the week to break bread. So which is it—daily or weekly? In this study we look closely at Acts 2:42 and Acts 2:46 to see what the Bible actually says about the Lord’s Supper.
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Is it wrong to pray these Psalms from the Bible?
Some Psalms pray for God to destroy enemies, break their teeth, or even dash infants against rocks. What are Christians supposed to do with passages like these? In this study, we explore the imprecatory psalms and explain how they fit with Jesus’ command to love our enemies.
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What exactly happens at baptism?
What exactly happens at baptism? In this study, we explore the powerful intersection of human faith and divine power. Discover how baptism is a passive commandment where we come empty-handed to appeal for a good conscience, while God performs a spiritual surgery to cut away sin and raise us to new life.