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From the beginning. An exposition of the first Letter of John.

Having not sinned? (1 John 1:10)

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It is hardly imaginable, that someone who calls himself a Christian says such a thing. Yet it happens. It is striking that one does not claim here that they are not sinning now. He does not claim he will not sin in the future, even with good intent. No, he

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Dependence in the Life of Jesus

Joy in Heaven

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Prayer That Delights Heaven The dependent attitude that the Lord Jesus showed in prayer brought joy to heaven. His life of prayer was like an altar from which incense was constantly rising (see Ps. 141:2). Proverbs 15:8 explicitly states that the prayer of the upright is acceptable to God. What

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Jesus Christ

Death is in the Pot: Christ – the Remedy

The text reflects on Colossians 2, warning against adding philosophy or ritualism to Christ’s teaching. Using Elisha’s story of flour in the pot, it argues that presenting Christ’s pure doctrine restores believers and counters false teachings.
Colossians 2:3,9-10
Descipleship

„Get up and go“ – Philip (1/3)

This article is about Philip’s surprising call in Acts 8 to leave successful ministry for a “desert road,” showing that God may lead us out of comfort zones, give unattractive tasks, ask for unconditional obedience, and value even one soul—often without explaining why in advance.
Acts 8:26–27
God/Jesus Christ

The Glory of God

This article is about God’s glory as both light and love, and how Christ’s finished work—proved by His resurrection and exaltation—lets believers stand before God in peace. It highlights forgiveness, justification, and the hope of sharing Christ’s glory.
Isaiah 6:1,5,7; Luke 5:8

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Commentaries

He taught them many things in parables

The parables of the Lord Jesus form a central part of His teaching. Through everyday images and short narratives, they address questions of faith, responsibility, and the nature of God’s kingdom. This commentary examines the parables in their historical and literary context, highlighting their structure, themes, and intended audience in order to support a careful and informed understanding of these texts.
Mark 4:2

Exposition of the letter to the Romans

A clear yet profound exposition of the Epistle to the Romans! F. B. Hole was a skilled Bible expositor. He knew how to present the main points of a chapter precisely and vividly. This series of expositions of the New Testament offers valuable assistance in understanding the Word of God, which is so urgently needed but often neglected in our time.
Romans 1-16

Can I lose My Salvation?

The question of whether a believer can be lost has probably occupied every Christian at some point. It is simply too important to be pushed aside. This book provides a clear answer to this question. The basis for all considerations can only be the Word of God, not experiences and events. That is why many Bible passages are explained and interpreted in their context in this book. This gives the reader a renewed impression of how great and mighty God’s salvation is. But the aspect of human responsibility is not neglected either.

Overview of the Books of the Bible

In this book, a concise overview of a reference book on the Bible is given, highlighting its introductions to all 66 books and its helpful background material on Scripture, history, and structure.

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