Faith in a postmodern world demands unwavering conviction in the objective, divine truth revealed by Jehovah through Scripture.
Let No One Look Down on Your Youth, but Be an Example for the Believers in Speech, in Conduct, in Love, in Faith, in Purity—1 Timothy 4:12
Young believers must earn respect through godly example—speech, conduct, love, faith, and purity—proving that age never limits spiritual maturity.
Becoming A Disciple Of Jesus Christ
Discipleship requires knowledge, belief, and obedience—without all three, one cannot truly follow Jesus Christ.
Faith, Scripture, and Evidence: A Biblical and Rational Defense of Trust in God’s Word
The article emphasizes that biblical faith is grounded in Scripture and evidence, rejecting both blind belief and unsupported skepticism.
How Should We Understand the Relationship Between Science and Faith?
The Bible and science complement each other by revealing God's creation and moral will, countering historical misunderstandings and philosophical overreach.
What Is Biblical Obedience and Why Does It Matter?
Biblical obedience encompasses active submission to God’s will, reflecting faith, love, and reverence, and is essential for relationship with Him.
UASV’s Daily Devotional All Things Bible, Wednesday, May 14, 2025
The tested Word of God provides unwavering protection and guidance to believers, ensuring hope and safety amid life's challenges and uncertainties.
Mary Baker Eddy: A Biblical and Theological Evaluation of the Founder of Christian Science and Her Doctrinal Departures from Scriptural Truth
Mary Baker Eddy founded Christian Science, distorting biblical theology through her teachings about God, Christ, sin, and salvation, diverging from Scripture.
Mind Science: A Biblical and Theological Critique of New Thought Metaphysics and Its Divergence from Scriptural Truth
Mind Science misinterprets Christianity by teaching that human thought shapes reality, deviating from biblical truths about God, man, and salvation.
Moral Law: A Biblical and Theological Analysis of Its Nature, Permanence, and Authority
The article discusses the moral law's universality and its grounding in God's character, contrasting it with ceremonial and civil laws, affirming its relevance for all humanity.

