How to be true to the interpretation of a certain verse of the Bible.
   The heart. It is what keeps us alive by pumping its life-giving blood through our bodies. But it is also a term we use to mean our souls, our minds, or anywhere we believe emotions and feelings flow […]
   As Christians, the Bible teaches us to have faith in Christ and in His finished work. But is the fact that we have faith, or exercise it in Christ, considered to be a work…a meritorious work? If having […]
   Did you know the Bible calls some people gods? And did you know that Jesus quoted the Psalm that says so? Yes, this is true, God did indeed call people gods, according to Scripture. So does this mean that […]
   A popular verse mentioned by pastors, evangelists, and missionaries when exhorting congregations to serve others, whether financially or otherwise, is Matthew 10:42. Explanations of the verse usually go something like this: “God says that even giving a cup […]
   The Truth Informed logo has, on the bottom of the blue ring, a familiar part of a verse: “The Truth Shall Set You Free.” This verse is found in John 8:31-32, and the entire sentence reads, “So Jesus […]
   I see a heartbreaking picture in my mind: a man, angry at God because God didn’t keep His promise to him. God didn’t save his wife, the most intimate member of his household. You see, his wife passed away […]
   It’s a famous verse; it’s a misinterpreted verse; it’s a misused verse; it’s a powerful verse—when understood correctly! Anyone even remotely acquainted with Christianity has heard Philippians 4:13 at some point or another. The question is, have you […]
   It is often stated, especially during crises, that “God promises not to give us more than we can bear.” But is this true? Although the ones who say this mean well, and are perhaps praying for the person […]
   Learn what Matthew 18:15-20 truly means; and see how it relates to Deuteronomy 19:15-21. Most people use it as kind of a summoning verse to make sure Jesus is with them when they are gathered together to pray […]