Closer Look
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I had never noticed this about the feeding of the 5,000! Why do we have four Gospels?
Perhaps you’ve never noticed this before. Matthew’s account raises a question. So does John’s account. Both questions are answered in Luke’s account of the feeding of the 5,000.
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What was Pilate thinking? Here’s ONE benefit to having FOUR gospel accounts.
Jesus was guilty, yet Pilate claimed He was innocent. How does that work? Was Pilate out of his mind? Or is there another piece to this puzzle? Join us in this short Bible study and ask the additional question, “Why do we have four gospel accounts?”
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Does Psalm 51:5 teach inherited sin?
Is Psalm 51:5 the “home run” verse to prove babies are born with inherited sin? How will discovering the answer to this question help me study the rest of the Psalms?
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Should babies be baptized?
Perhaps you’re a new parent, and someone has suggested that your baby should be baptized. Of course, you want the best for your little one, and that begins with their relationship with God. Should your infant be baptized? We can conclusively answer this question by exploring four other questions. And once we finish with the…
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What is the proper method of baptism?
Some churches baptize by sprinkling. Others baptize by pouring. Yet many claim that immersion is the proper method to baptize. Which one is true, and does it really matter?
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Are babies born with sin?
There’s a popular teaching in the religious world that says all humans inherit sin from their parents. The doctrine is often called Original Sin or Total Hereditary Depravity. Is this true? Are babies born sinful and in danger of hell? Or are babies born innocent?