
“Living by his faith”, a development of Habakkuk valid today
Invasion and destruction are announced by Habakkuk's prophecy. The people loses courage. But one can choose to live by faithfulness and this faith saves.
Read MoreInvasion and destruction are announced by Habakkuk's prophecy. The people loses courage. But one can choose to live by faithfulness and this faith saves.
Read MoreThe Cross of Jesus Christ by John Stott presents the doctrine of the cross in a clear and complete way, on the basis of the whole of Scripture and theology, with clear applications to the Christian life.
Read MoreAfter a sometimes turbulent past and a threatening present, here is the moment of truth for Jacob.
Read MoreIn prison, John the foreunner doubts. Does Jesus correspond well to the expected Messiah? His miracles that fulfill prophecies prove it. He is indeed the one sent by God, the Son of God himself.
Read MoreIn a time of crisis, Isaiah warns: God directs the nations. If he is trusted in difficult times, he gives the courage to continue.
Read MorePaul and the protest at Corinth. Paul's confidence and ability come from God. Even gloriously, the law kills. Only the new covenant in hearts can save in removing the veil from the heart.
Read MoreHabakkuk and the author of the letter to the Hebrews unfold a pattern of faithful, well balanced behavior showing solidarity in situations of suffering.
Read MoreComenius, a Christian from South Moravia committed to his faith and homeland during the Thirty Years' War; an emigrant and traveler throughout Europe following the persecution of the Protestant faith; an innovative but little-known pedagogue, a forerunner of modern teaching principles and methods.
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