The gospel of John is dramatically different than the synoptic gospels (Matthew, Mark and Luke). Instead of organizing historical events into a chronology, John presents Jesus in all of his ...

What is the Spirit of Truth? I like the NIV Study Bible footnote: “In essence and in action, the Spirit is characterized by ...

In previous columns, I have shown how certain truths of the faith in the New Testament were prefigured ... We know from the lips of John the Baptist that Jesus is, “…the Lamb of God, who ...

John R. Donahue, a theologian who wrote about the Gospel of St. Mark and taught at Loyola University Maryland ... Donahue spent most of his Jesuit vocation as a professor of New Testament studies. He ...

The letters of John form a remarkable collection of writing, usually place towards the end of the New Testament. The imagery ...

The Sunday gospel lectionary for the Third Sunday before Advent at the end of this Year B is Mark 1.14-20, the beginning of ...

While some people wrongly assume that arrogance is what leads a believer to be fully assured he is going to Heaven, it is the ...

Thanks for joining our study about truth in the New ... (John 1:17). Now that we have established from whom flows the “essence of truth,” let's read some explanations in His gospel passages ...

Among these waves of Puritan colonists perhaps the most important migration occurred in 1630, when John Winthrop led the ...

When we come into church on Sunday morning, do we tend to bring with us only the New Testament and think of God as merely the father of Jesus Christ ... the God of Malachi, the God of John the Baptist ...

The New Testament recounts two instances where Jesus multiplied a small amount of food to feed the hungry. In the Gospel of ...

In teaching Mark 1:14-15, key insights can be drawn from both Biblical and historical contexts. Transition from John’s Ministry to Jesus’ Ministry: The passage marks a pivotal moment where ...