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ζωή (ZŌĒ): (THE GOD-KIND OF LIFE)

Most people read the word “life” in the New Testament and assume it simply means existence. It does not. The Greek word is ζωή (zōē). And it carries theological weight. Greek has multiple words for life. They are not interchangeable. βίος (bios) refers to phys

MARY MAGDALENE: FROM DELIVERED TO FIRST WITNESS OF THE RESURRECTION

Mary Magdalene is one of the most powerful redemption stories in the entire New Testament, yet she is also one of the most misunderstood women in Scripture. Her name comes from Magdala, a town on the western shore of the Sea of Galilee. Scripture introduces he

SOWING AND REAPING

Scripture uses sowing to describe receiving God's word, the consequences of our conduct, and Christ's death bringing forth life.

SOWING AND REAPING

Scripture uses sowing to describe receiving God's word, the consequences of our conduct, and Christ's death bringing forth life.

GREEK STUDY: ὙΠΟΜΟΝΗ

GREEK STUDY, ὙΠΟΜΟΝΗ: ὑπομονή, hypomonē hoo-pom-on-AY The KJV translates it “patience.” English has almost ruined that word. We hear patience and think traffic lights, long lines, and trying not to lose our temper. The Greek is carrying a lot more weight than that. Hypomonē mea

PRINCIPALITIES AND POWERS

PRINCIPALITIES AND POWERS: I don’t think most people understand how spiritual life really is. We act like the only world that exists is the one we can touch, buy, watch, argue with, or scroll through. The Bible pulls the curtain back. There is a visible world. There is also an un