New Testament Commentary
Acts 17 on Discernment and Apologetics for Christians Today
Kato Mivule | November 17 2011
One of the most instructive chapters, in my opinion, on christian discernment and apologetics is Acts 17. The chapter provides a Christian discernment and apologetics framework for both inside and outside the Church.
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Is the New Testament Biased Against The Rich?
Kato Mivule | August 30, 2011
So, is the New Testament against rich people per say? I do not think so. On the contrary, the New Testament clearly warns against trusting in wealth and riches and calls for those who are blessed with riches and wealth, in humility to do justice to the poor and provide and care for those who are less fortunate, rather than gloat and boast in arrogance.
What Did Jesus Christ Teach About Hell?
Kato Mivule | June 28, 2011
The subject of Hell is a very difficult one to discuss, even among professing Christians. Controversies over Hell made media headlines of recent with the publication of a book by a mega Church Pastor Rob Bell, “Love Wins: A Book About Heaven, Hell, and the Fate of Every Person Who Ever Lived”.
Commentary on Philippians; Workout Your Salvation in Fear and Trembling
Kato Mivule | June 21, 2011
Philippians 2:12-16 Was Paul the apostle contradicting himself when he proposed to the Philippians that they workout their own salvation with fear and trembling? Paul was not about self contradictions but rather calling on Christians to take responsibility for their walk in Christ.
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