Governing is not merely the administration of resources; it is the attempt to direct the human will—a task that has proven to be the most complex in the history of creation. From the courts of antiquity to modern structures, the exercise of power has faced an...
At the conclusion of interpreting Nebuchadnezzar's dream, Daniel utters a sentence that remains a challenge for both academia and the pulpit today: “The dream is certain, and its interpretation is sure” (Dan 2:45). Within these words lies the backbone of our faith:...
With this article, we seek to understand when John began his preaching. This is a fact often viewed through the lens of a modern calendar, without taking into account 1st-century daily life, such as: Temple shifts, harvest seasons, imperial edicts, etc. To achieve...
Traditional history often presents the origin of Christmas as the result of a natural evolution of Christian devotion. However, a rigorous analysis of the Chronograph of 354 (which contains the record of festivities from the year 336 AD) reveals a far more pragmatic...
Christmas, with its lights, carols, and festive spirit, is today one of the most widespread celebrations in Christianity. However, its acceptance was not universal at the dawn of the 16th-century Protestant Reformation. For many of the early Reformers, December 25th...
The word inspired by God, the Bible, not only empowers us to strengthen our spirit but also nourishes us with teachings and phrases capable of filling us with encouragement and hope. Its 613 commandments offer human beings guidance towards God (before the messianic...
Traditionally, the gospel has been conceived, almost exclusively, as a proclamation. When we think of evangelizing and preaching, we think of speaking. When we think of missionary work, we think of renting venues and gathering people to speak to them. The gospel has...