The Battle for Jericho Joshua 6:15–25 The people shouted a great shout, and the wall fell down flat. Joshua 6:20 If you are a Christian, you are a soldier in God’s army and are engaged in a war where many enemy strongholds need to be conquered. We see them everywhere. There are fortresses of evil…
Jason Hunt reviews O. Palmer Robertson’s “Christ of the Consummation” (P&R), a multivolume New Testament biblical theology.
The permanent committee of Mission to North America has provided a statement to byFaith regarding its coordinator, TE Irwyn Ince.
Consecration Joshua 5:1–12 Joshua . . . circumcised the sons of Israel. . . . They kept the Passover. Joshua 5:3, 10 The consecration of the people of Israel at Gilgal was made by reenactment of the covenant signs of circumcision and the Passover. This took place after the crossing of the river but prior to the assault on…
The police officer who carried extra coats and children’s Bibles is now the pastor encouraging his congregation to care for its neighbors in need.
Last month, Covenant College welcomed its largest-ever freshman class when 351 new students arrived for the fall semester.
Rahab’s Faith Joshua 2:1–16 For the Lord your God, he is God in the heavens above and on the earth beneath. Joshua 2:11 Rahab’s experience is parallel to that of everyone who comes to God through faith in Jesus Christ today. Joshua tells us that after Rahab had helped the spies and they had agreed…
The Role of God’s Word Joshua 1:1–9 Being careful to do according to all the law that Moses my servant commanded you. Joshua 1:7 The heart of Joshua’s commissioning by God was to know his Word personally. There are four parts to this commissioning. 1. Joshua was to know God’s Word. That is, he was…
In this episode of What Christians Believe, Derek Rishmawy and guest Brandon Crowe focus on the identity of Jesus Christ as affirmed in the Nicene Creed.
In Naples, Florida, Covenant Church of Naples (PCA) believes discipling the next generation begins at home and continues at church. But it can also extend into the school classroom.