Jesus Christ’s teachings in the New Testament do not directly address animals in a specific sermon or teaching. However, His teachings and the broader biblical narrative provide insights into how animals are viewed in the context of Christian faith. Here are some relevant Bible verses… Read More »Animals
Jesus Christ himself did not directly address astrology in the Gospels. The Bible, however, contains several passages in both the Old and New Testaments that are often interpreted to relate to astrology, which was a common practice among many ancient cultures, including those surrounding Israel.… Read More »Astrology
Jesus’ teachings and the concept of atonement are central to Christian theology, emphasizing reconciliation between God and humanity through Christ’s sacrifice. While Jesus Himself does not use the term “atonement” in the Gospels, His teachings and actions lay the foundation for understanding atonement in Christian… Read More »Atonement
Jesus’ teachings and the New Testament’s references to baptism highlight its significance within Christian faith. While Jesus Himself does not directly provide extensive teachings on baptism in the Gospels, His actions and instructions, along with the teachings of the Apostles, particularly in Acts and the… Read More »Baptism
Jesus spoke frequently about the concept of servanthood and its importance in the Kingdom of God. His teachings on this subject are central to Christian ethics and discipleship, emphasizing humility, selflessness, and the inversion of worldly notions of power and greatness. Here are several key… Read More »Servant
Jesus’ teaching on being born again is primarily found in the Gospel of John, chapter 3, verses 1-7. Here, Jesus has a significant conversation with Nicodemus, a Pharisee and a member of the Jewish ruling council. This dialogue highlights the necessity of being “born again”… Read More »Born Again
Jesus’s admonition about being lukewarm is found in the book of Revelation, where He addresses the church in Laodicea through the apostle John. This passage is a part of the letters to the seven churches in the Book of Revelation, where Jesus critiques and counsels… Read More »Luke Warm
