Humanity

Examining the nature of human beings as created in God's image. This category explores what it means to be human—our origin, dignity, purpose, and the image of God within us. Includes studies on human nature, the fall into sin and its effects, the moral law written on human hearts, redemption and restoration through Christ, and what Scripture reveals about humanity's past, present, and eternal destiny.

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Humanity

Example of Faith

The examples of faith turn definition into biography: Abel's worship, Enoch's walk, Noah's weather-defying obedience, Abraham's leaving-waiting-surrendering, Moses' re-priced ledger, Rahab's outsider conversion, the centurion's word-confidence, the Canaanite mother's holy stubbornness.

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6 Min
By: Dedrick Wright

Humanity - Imago Dei

Humanity alone is created in God's image, making humans unique as God-like beings with inherent dignity, responsible stewardship of creation, and the ability to have a meaningful relationship with God.

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19 Min
By: Dedrick Wright

Doubt and Unbelief

Scripture makes a distinction popular religion often misses: doubt — the believer's struggle, questions, and wavering within a real relationship with God — and unbelief — the settled refusal to trust Him.

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6 Min
By: Dedrick Wright

The Rapture

The "rapture" is the event in which living believers are suddenly transformed and caught up together with the resurrected dead in Christ to meet the Lord at His coming.

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9 Min
By: Dedrick Wright

The Tribulation

"The tribulation" designates the unparalleled period of distress Scripture places immediately before the return of Christ — Daniel's "time of distress such as never occurred" (Daniel 12:1), Jeremiah's "time of Jacob's distress" (Jeremiah 30:7), and Jesus' "great tribulation" (Matthew 24:21).

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6 Min
By: Dedrick Wright

Justice & Righteousness

"Justice and righteousness" is one of the Old Testament's most frequent word-pairs, a virtual hendiadys for rightly-ordered life.

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6 Min
By: Dedrick Wright

The Resurrection of the Dead

The Bible's hope for the dead is not the soul's escape from the body but the body's resurrection from the grave.

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6 Min
By: Dedrick Wright

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