The Priority of Love Dennis J. Prutow | March 15, 2006 Learn & Live “Now the deeds of the flesh are evident, which are: immorality, impurity, sensuality, idolatry, sorcery, enmities, strife, jealousy, ...
Grace and Good Works Dennis J. Prutow | February 01, 2006 Learn & Live The canons and decrees of the Council of Trent (1545-1563) remain authoritative in the Catholic Church. As the Catholic Encyclopedia indicates, the ...
Life for Life Dennis J. Prutow | January 01, 2006 Learn & Live As we discussed last month, Christ entered the world to suffer and die. But why by blood? Leviticus 17:11 says, “For the life of the flesh is in the ...
Born to Die Dennis J. Prutow | December 08, 2005 Learn & Live Behold, a virgin shall be with child and shall bear a Son, and they shall call His Name Immanuel, which translated means, God with us” (Matt. 1:23). ...
Offerings for Sin Dennis J. Prutow | November 06, 2005 Learn & Live In our discussion of the Old Testament offerings, Leviticus 4 brings us to the sin offerings. People who sin unknowingly or unintentionally make these ...
Peace Offerings and Our Peace Dennis J. Prutow | October 03, 2005 Learn & Live The whole burnt offerings of Leviticus 1 are the basic offerings of the ceremonial law. We’ve discussed them in the past two columns. The whole ...
Grain Offerings and You Dennis J. Prutow | September 01, 2005 Learn & Live As we discussed in last month’s column, Leviticus 2 requires grain offerings. These are second in line after the whole burnt offerings. What is ...
Cain and the Grain Dennis J. Prutow | August 08, 2005 Learn & Live The sacrifices and offerings in the Old Testament actually pointed toward Christ and His work on behalf of sinners, as we began to discuss last ...
The Gospel According to Leviticus Dennis J. Prutow | July 05, 2005 Learn & Live The first chapters of the Book of Leviticus speak of the sacrifices and offerings God required of Israel. Because these offerings were part of the ...
Proving Your Faith Dennis J. Prutow | June 01, 2005 Learn & Live When Paul speaks of the wilderness experience of the people of Israel, he says, “These things happened to them as an example, and they were written ...
Comparing Old and New Testaments Dennis J. Prutow | May 01, 2005 Learn & Live In connecting the dots between the Old and New Testaments, we’ve seen that Scripture sometimes makes formal comparisons using similes. Old Testament ...
Psalms of the New Covenant Dennis J. Prutow | February 01, 2005 Learn & Live We have been connecting dots, so to speak, between the Old Testament and the New Testament. In the last column, we discussed David as a type of ...
David and Jesus Dennis J. Prutow | January 01, 2005 Learn & Live Long after King David passed from the scene, God promised, “Then I will set over them one shepherd, My servant David, and he will feed them; he will ...
A Type of Life Dennis J. Prutow | December 10, 2004 Learn & Live The wilderness journey of Israel from Mount Sinai to the Promised Land is not simply a part of biblical history. It is like our journey as Christians ...
Baptism Points Us to Heaven Dennis J. Prutow | July 01, 2002 Learn & Live Worship is an approach to and entrance into heaven and God’s special, gracious presence. Just as God regulates entrance into heaven, He also ...
Participating in Communion Dennis J. Prutow | June 03, 2002 Learn & Live In past columns, we’ve discussed the fact that God’s people assembled for worship are a piece of heaven. As a worshiping assembly, we are ...
Other-Worldly Worship Dennis J. Prutow | May 20, 2002 Learn & Live As you assemble for worship as a corporate body, you are “a holy temple in the Lord” (Eph. 2:21). You “are being built together into ...
Heavenly Regulations Dennis J. Prutow | April 17, 2002 Learn & Live We’ve made three points about the people of God gathered for worship. First, God’s people coming together for worship form a New Testament ...
Tasting Heaven Dennis J. Prutow | March 25, 2002 Learn & Live To emphasize that we meet with God and encounter His special gracious presence in worship, we’ve looked at our responsibility to ...
What’s Special About Worshiping Together? Dennis J. Prutow | February 02, 2002 Learn & Live Worship is giving honor and praise to God, who alone is worthy of all glory and blessing. When we gather together in worship as the assembly of ...
The Kingdom of Heaven in the Middle Kingdom March 2024 News / Missions News It can be hard to grasp the subject of persecution here in the West. We live at ease and in wealth like the world has never known. Only in the last ...
A Heart for Students, Missions, and the Globe Agency Features / College Dr. Jonathan Watt is a Bible and linguistics professor at Geneva College, and he is very passionate about missions. Born in Sydney, Australia, Watt ...
How Can We Sing the Lord’s Songs in Babylon? Theme Articles Can you picture the scene? A group of Jewish exiles have gathered for their daily catch-up by the banks of the Euphrates River at the end of another ...
Answering the One Big Question Gentle Reformation Why does a good God permit evil in His world? This is the one question that has occupied mankind since the garden of Eden. Many poets, playwrights, ...