What does the Ark of the Covenant teach us about grace? By examining the materials, contents, and the blood-covered mercy seat, John reveals a powerful gospel message: every accusation against us is shut inside the ark, under the blood. What God sees now is not our sin, but the righteousness of His Son.
What makes us righteous before God? Not our actions, but Christ’s obedience. This article traces the biblical foundation of justification and the imputation of righteousness to the believer. Grounded in Romans, Galatians, and the writings of John Bunyan, it declares the unshakable truth: we are justified, clothed in Christ’s righteousness, and secure forever in Him.
Is healing included in the atonement? Many argue it’s purely spiritual, but Scripture points beyond that. From Exodus to Isaiah, and Jesus’ own ministry, John lays out the theological case for physical healing as a grace rooted in the cross. Though not all are healed in this life, the promise remains: we stand in grace.
Paul’s prayer for the Colossians reveals a profound truth: only by being secure in our salvation and knowing who we are in Christ can we truly walk worthy of the Lord. This article explores the necessity of understanding grace, the law, and the finished work of Christ as the basis for a fruitful and faithful Christian life.
What does it mean to be sanctified by the blood of Jesus? This powerful meditation by Miles McKee reminds us that our access to God is forever secured by the finished work of Christ — not our efforts.
Are tongues for today? This reflection invites caution, humility, and scriptural honesty as it explores what really happened at Pentecost and in the house of Cornelius.
What can wash away every sin? This short meditation proclaims the full and final power of the blood of Christ — sufficient, unstoppable, and gloriously complete.