2 Kings 2 depicts the dramatic moment of Elijah's departure and the passing of the prophetic mantle to Elisha. The chapter showcases the faithfulness and power of Elijah, the dedication of Elisha, and the recognition of Elisha as the new prophet of Israel. This is the final installment of our mini-series on “The Tishbite,” part of our larger series, “Jesus in Every Book of the Bible.”
Besides discussing Elijah’s final day on earth and his dramatic ascension into heaven, we explore the experience of Enoch, the only other man to be translated without experiencing physical death.
Revelation’s seven churches were among a number of early Christian communities in Asia Minor. Although the seven letters in Revelation are tailored to the...
The Acts of the Apostles, penned by Luke the Evangelist, serves as an essential historical document and spiritual guidebook that records the early days...
The Parable of the Doorkeeper (Mark 13:34-37) is a short, urgent teaching delivered by Jesus at the climax of the Olivet Discourse to impress...
