# Pastors Vox ## Posts - [Part 7-Exploring Gender in the Bible: Tower of Babel](https://pastorsvox.com/archives/2974): Part 7-Exploring Gender in the Bible: Tower of Babel Author’s Note: This article will cover all mentions of God’s and human’s genders in Genesis 11:1-9, inspecting the Hebrew language of each verse.  Of note, many places will have a certain verb marked as feminine in some places and masculine in others. This is because the original Hebrew translates differently than the transliteration used to mark the words. I have opted for transliterations however, because it makes it smoother for English readers.  As has been mentioned in previous articles, words in square brackets (i.e., “[ ]”) are those not included in the […] - [Part 6-Exploring Gender in the Bible: Post Flood Blessings and Curses](https://pastorsvox.com/archives/2972): Part 5-Exploring Gender in the Bible: The Flood Author’s Note: This article will cover all mentions of God’s and human’s genders in Genesis 6-8, inspecting the Hebrew language of each verse.  As has been mentioned in previous articles, words in square brackets (i.e., “[ ]”) are those not included in the ESV translation that indicate gender in some way or have bearing on gender.  Because I do not speak Hebrew, I will be relying heavily on translations (primarily Strong’s Concordance) of individual words and my limited knowledge of grammatical structure. While my research is based on an interlinear version, for ease […] - [Part 5-Exploring Gender in the Bible: The Flood](https://pastorsvox.com/archives/2969): Part 5-Exploring Gender in the Bible: The Flood Author’s Note: This article will cover all mentions of God’s and human’s genders in Genesis 6-8, inspecting the Hebrew language of each verse.  As has been mentioned in previous articles, words in square brackets (i.e., “[ ]”) are those not included in the ESV translation that indicate gender in some way or have bearing on gender.  Because I do not speak Hebrew, I will be relying heavily on translations (primarily Strong’s Concordance) of individual words and my limited knowledge of grammatical structure. While my research is based on an interlinear version, for ease […] - [Part 4-Exploring Gender in the Bible: A bit more on Biblical Genealogies…](https://pastorsvox.com/archives/2962): Author’s Note: This article will cover all mentions of God’s and human’s genders in Genesis 5, 10, and 11:10-32, inspecting the Hebrew language of each verse. As has been mentioned in previous articles, words in square brackets (i.e., “[ ]”) are those not included in the ESV translation that indicate gender in some way or have bearing on gender.  Because I do not speak Hebrew, I will be relying heavily on translations (primarily Strong’s Concordance) of individual words and my limited knowledge of grammatical structure. While my research is based on an interlinear version, for ease of reading verses will be […] - [Protect The Innocent | Featuring Abolish Abortion Michigan](https://pastorsvox.com/archives/2873) - [John 17:13-19 – The High Priestly Prayer (Part 2)](https://pastorsvox.com/archives/2617) - [John 17:1-12 – The High Priestly Prayer (Part 1)](https://pastorsvox.com/archives/2609) - [Law & Grace](https://pastorsvox.com/archives/2553) - [Proverbs 24:10-12 –My Brother’s Keeper](https://pastorsvox.com/archives/2548) - [John 16:4-33 – The Father Loves You](https://pastorsvox.com/archives/2542) - [John 15:18-16:4 – The World Hates You](https://pastorsvox.com/archives/2538) - [Being The Church](https://pastorsvox.com/archives/2534) - [Not by Bread Alone](https://pastorsvox.com/archives/2523) - [John 15:1-17 – The True Vine](https://pastorsvox.com/archives/2260) - [John 14:15-31 – Another Helper](https://pastorsvox.com/archives/2272) - [John 13:36-14:14 – Do Not Let Your Hearts Be Troubled](https://pastorsvox.com/archives/2268) - [Still Here? Why You Didn’t Get Raptured on Tuesday](https://pastorsvox.com/archives/2264): Full disclosure, I started writing this article before the rapture was supposed to happen…I think? The deadline has changed several times as I have written this, as the rapture time keeps being postponed. Personally, I feel confident in writing this article in advance.  So if you’re still here, buckle up! Let’s talk about it. Why are we all still here? “Turn with me in your Bibles…” (source: every pastor ever!) to Matthew 24: 36-39 “But concerning that day and hour no one knows, not even the angels of heaven, nor the Son, but the Father only. For as were the days […] - [John 13:31-35 –A New Commandment](https://pastorsvox.com/archives/2190) - [John 13:18-30 – Betrayal](https://pastorsvox.com/archives/2193) - [Two Views on Divorce](https://pastorsvox.com/archives/2203): The Bible’s teaching on marriage begins in Gen 2:23-24. This passage establishes that marriage is created by God, that it is between one man and one woman, and that marriage creates an inseparable bond between the two. The husband and wife are “one flesh” in marriage; that’s how serious this bond God makes is. So, Gen 2:24 is in the background of any teaching on divorce. The question then becomes: Is there any way this one-flesh reality can be broken/undone in divorce in a way that is acceptable to God?             We can jump to Jesus’ teaching on the subject. He answers this question, […] - [John 13:1-17 –Do as I Have Done](https://pastorsvox.com/archives/2184): John 13:1-17 –Do as I Have Done - [Part 3-Gender in Genesis: The Downfall of the Family of Adam and Eve](https://pastorsvox.com/archives/1782): Author’s Note: This article will cover all mentions of God’s and humans’ genders in Genesis 4, inspecting the Hebrew language of each verse. New to this article from previous parts, words in square brackets (i.e., “[ ]”) are those not included in the ESV translation that indicate gender in some way or have a bearing on gender.  As mentioned in Before the Fall: Exploring Gender in the Bible Part 1 (and if the reader has recently read Part 1, feel free to skip to the content), some differences may be noticed between the articles and some of the layout choices promised […] - [Sticks and Stones…Proverbs about Our Words](https://pastorsvox.com/archives/1777): Intro - [1 Corinthians 13 – A More Excellent Way](https://pastorsvox.com/archives/1769): Intro - [Matthew 23:23-39 – Are we the baddies? (Pt. 2)](https://pastorsvox.com/archives/1766): Intro - [Matthew 23:13-22 – Are we the baddies? (Pt. 1)](https://pastorsvox.com/archives/1762): Intro - [2 Corinthians 9:6-12 – Generous & Willing](https://pastorsvox.com/archives/1758): Intro - [John 11:1-44 – Resurrection Preview](https://pastorsvox.com/archives/1755): Intro - [John 10:22-41 – The Shepherd & the Sheep](https://pastorsvox.com/archives/1739): Intro - [John 10:1-21 – The Good Shepherd](https://pastorsvox.com/archives/1417) - [John 9:8-41 – I was blind, but now I see (Part 2)Intro](https://pastorsvox.com/archives/1411) - [Part 2-Exploring Gender in the Bible, The Fall](https://pastorsvox.com/archives/601): Author’s Note: This article will cover all mentions of God’s and humans’ genders in Genesis 3, inspecting the Hebrew language of each verse. As noted in Part 1 of this series, before the Fall (Gen. 1-2), because I do not speak Hebrew, I will be relying heavily on translations (primarily Strong’s Concordance) of individual words and my limited knowledge of grammatical structure. While my research is based on an interlinear version, for ease of reading, verses will be presented in the ESV translation, with words marked in the English character version of the original. It is of note that the translation […] - [John 9:1-7 – I was blind, but now I see (Part 1)Intro](https://pastorsvox.com/archives/1414) - [Jesus In Jerusalem (Again)](https://pastorsvox.com/archives/598) - [John 6:22-71 – The Bread of Life](https://pastorsvox.com/archives/582): IntroJesus has just performed several miracles that demonstrate his power, authority, and love.He did things that defy what we like to think of as “the laws of nature” because he is Almighty God, the Creator of the universe and can do as he wills.These miracles provided for the needs of those who were following him (food, protection, and peace of mind).In today’s passage, Jesus has an extended (somewhat argumentative) conversation with the people who witnessed these miracles. Verses 22-25 give us the setting for this conversation.(22) In the morning, many of the crowd from the previous day (the feeding of the […] - [John 6:16-21 – A Stroll on the Sea](https://pastorsvox.com/archives/589): Intro/ReviewIn last week’s passage (6:1-15) Jesus fed 5,000 men plus women and children with 5 small loaves of bread and 2 fish.In that miracle we see not only Jesus’ divine power, but also his compassionate care and provision for people in need.Sadly, most of the people decided that this meant Jesus had come to give them everything they ever wanted right now (Israel great again & free food forever).Despite an amazing display of divine power, they only think of themselves.Rather than accept him on his terms (“the lamb of God who takes away the sin of the world”) they are going […] - [John 6:1-15 – Five Loaves & Two Fish](https://pastorsvox.com/archives/586): IntroIn today’s passage we will look at one of Jesus’ best-known miracles. In fact, it’s the one miracle that is recorded in detail in all four of the GospelsCf. Matthew 14:13-21, Mark 6:30-44, Luke 9:10-17 (I will include a few details from these accounts this morning without necessarily giving you the exact reference).As we saw in chapter 5, Jesus’ miracles were one way that God the Father testifies that Jesus is exactly who he claims to be – that he is God the Son.Miracles also reveal other things about Jesus, and we’ll see some of that today.Often, miracles reveal things (both […] - [Parables with the Same Basic Message (#2)](https://pastorsvox.com/archives/521): Jesus often taught in parables, and sometimes he told multiple parables in a row with the same basic message. As was discussed in a previous Bible study article, the Parable of the Prodigal Son is the third parable of three on the topic of God loving when sinners repent (Luke 15). Although each parable has the same overarching message, the details or emphasis of each parable are sometimes different. We run the risk of erroneous interpretations if we pull the trilogy of parables apart; Jesus told these parables together for a reason.          Luke 15 is not the only time when Jesus tells a […] - [The Bread Of Life](https://pastorsvox.com/archives/517) - [A Stroll on the Sea (John 6:16-21)](https://pastorsvox.com/archives/512) - [5 Loaves and 2 Fish](https://pastorsvox.com/archives/506) - [Jesus' Witnesess](https://pastorsvox.com/archives/483) - [Parables with the Same Basic Message (#1)](https://pastorsvox.com/archives/342):   Have you ever told multiple stories to explain or expand upon a point? Maybe you were telling your friend how much of a blessing your parents were. You started with a story about how they came to all of your football games as a kid. And then you told a story about some time they helped you with some big expenditure, like a car or college tuition. Then you finished with a story about how they gave you invaluable advice, just at the right time. Maybe it was relationship or career advice – whatever it was, it helped to set […] - [1 Peter 5 – Firm in Your Faith](https://pastorsvox.com/archives/471): Intro/Review (1-7) Humility (1-4) Peter addresses the church leadership first  (5-7) Now Peter turns to instructing everyone in the church, not just the leaders (8-14) Steadfastness (8-11) Resist the devil  (12-14) Stand with your brothers & sisters Applications: - [1 Peter 4:12-19 – Fiery Trials](https://pastorsvox.com/archives/469): Intro/Review  (12-16) Suffering & Blessing (12) Suffering should not come as a surprise to the Christian (13-14) Mistreatment for Christ’s sake is a cause for rejoicing as it shows God’s favor (15) Peter warns against bringing suffering on yourself by sinful, foolish behavior (16) If we do genuinely suffer for living in steadfast obedience, there is no shame  (17-18) Suffering & Judgment (19) Suffering & Perseverance Applications - [1 Peter 4:7-11 – The End Is Near](https://pastorsvox.com/archives/467): Intro  (7) Be Self-Controlled (8-9) Love One Another (8) Being led by the Spirit is also about demonstrating the fruit he produces, and the greatest of these is love (9) Love includes willingly using our resources to help our brothers and sisters (10-11) Use Your Gifts Applications: how to live in light of “the end is near” - [1 Peter 3:18-4:6 – Victory!](https://pastorsvox.com/archives/465): Intro/Review (3:18-22) Victory & Salvation Victory & Sanctification Application: Appeal to God for a good conscience In addition to baptism, Jesus gave us one other ceremony to help remind us of what he has done for us: communion or the Lord’s supper… - [1 Peter 3:8-17 – Ready to Give an Answer](https://pastorsvox.com/archives/459): Intro/Review (8) A Renewed Heart & Mind  (9-12) Gracious Words & Actions (13-17) A Clear Conscience & Witness Applications: - [1 Peter 3:1-7 – Wives & Husbands](https://pastorsvox.com/archives/457): Intro (1-6) Wives: Submission & Modesty Peter is especially concerned for wives whose husbands are not committed Christians (1-2) Likewise (in the same spirit of honoring all people as discussed in 2:17 + context), wives should allow their husbands to be the head/leader of the home and treat him with respect (3-4) Wives should not try to prove their value through pursuing society’s version of outward beauty, fashion, or wealth (5-6) Peter uses Sarah from the Old Testament as an example (7) Husbands: Understanding & Honor Applications - [1 Peter 2:13-25 – Authority & Injustice](https://pastorsvox.com/archives/454): Intro/Review Christians have had a variety of experiences with governments, rulers, and politicians So, how are Christians supposed to relate to those in authority? (13-17) Law-abiding & Respectful (13-14) Obey everyone in government authority over you Rabbit Trail: non-violent civil disobedience (15-16) Do good in the community where you live (17) Submission to authority and good deeds must be accompanied by respect (18-23) Nonviolent & Gracious  (24-25) Redeemed & Holy Applications - [1 Peter 2:4-12 – Who Are You? (Part 2)](https://pastorsvox.com/archives/452): Intro/Review “Punishment was inflicted on the Christians, a class of men given to a new and destructive superstition” – Suetonius (Roman Historian describing events around 64 AD) “Nero falsely accused and executed with the most exquisite punishments those people called Christians, who were infamous for their abominations. The originator of the name, Christ, was executed as a criminal by the procurator Pontius Pilate during the reign of Tiberius; and though repressed, this destructive superstition erupted again, not only through Judea, which was the origin of this evil, but also through the city of Rome, to which all that is horrible and […] - [1 Peter 1:13-2:3 – Be Holy](https://pastorsvox.com/archives/450): Intro/Review: (1:13-16) Hope & Holiness (13) Living out our identity in Christ requires conscious effort (14-16) Living in light of your hope in the grace of God means striving for holiness (1:17-21) Redemption & Holiness (17-19) We know how seriously God takes our holiness, because we know what it cost (20-21) God didn’t do this for us reluctantly out of a sense of duty  (1:22-2:3) Love & Holiness Applications - [1 Peter 1:1-12 – Who Are You?](https://pastorsvox.com/archives/441): Intro/Review (1-2 – Greeting) Chosen by God (3-9) Born into a living hope  (10-12) Recipients of Good News Applications - [Acts 2 – Peter Empowered](https://pastorsvox.com/archives/439): Intro/Review: (1-13) The arrival of the Holy Spirit (1-4) Fire and wind (5-13) They witness to Jews from all over the known world in their native languages (14-40) Peter’s sermon (14-21) Peter explains what is going on   (22-36) Jesus is Lord & Christ (Messiah, long-awaited Savior) (37-40) Repent! (41-47) The results (41) The immediate result of the sermon: about 3,000 people believe  (42-47) The Believers (now the church) live and worship in unity and fellowship Conclusion: The same Holy Spirit is still at work - [Peter All In](https://pastorsvox.com/archives/437): Peter in the Gospels Intro: Peter’s Call John 1:40-42 – At their first meeting, Jesus gives Peter a new name/nickname Matthew 4:18-20 – Peter is called to drop everything and follow Jesus Peter’s Enthusiasm Peter’s Faith Peter trusts Jesus enough to do impossible things (John 6:66-69) Peter trusts Jesus as the only one who can give true life (Matthew 16:15-19) God works in Peter’s heart to have him recognize who Jesus is More than once Peter shows that he has a tender heart & awareness of his own sin Applications / - [Angels & Demons Lesson Notes – Part 4](https://pastorsvox.com/archives/382): The Sons of God & Daughters of Men in Genesis 6:4-5Two Important Terms Three Major Views on What Is Going on HereOption #1 – Godly male descendants of Seth are marrying evil female descendants Cain o “Daughters of men” seems like an odd way to say “wicked women.” Option #2 – Powerful men who claimed divine descent married indiscriminately Passages That Might Have Some Bearing on the IssueMatthew 22:30 – Angels do not marry 2 Peter 2:4 – Some fallen angels are already imprisoned awaiting judgment 1 Peter 3:18-20 – Jesus made a proclamation to some spirits currently imprisoned. Preliminary Conclusion […] - [Angels & Demons Lesson Notes – Part 3](https://pastorsvox.com/archives/380): Spiritual Warfare Satan’s Fall Demon Possession Spiritual Warfare Non-biblical strategy #2 – Breaking Generational Curses or “demonic strongholds” o Supposed Scriptural support: Exodus 20:4-5, Exodus 34:6-7, Numbers 14:18,Deuteronomy 5:8-9 mention those who break God’s covenant through idolatry facepunishment that extends to the 3 rd and 4 th generation o The idea that a demon must be verbally rebuked before it will leave you alone iscompletely unbiblical Jesus verbally quoted Scripture when tempted and told Satan to leave (Luke 4:1-13, Matthew 4:1-11), but He is God and was having an actual audibleconversation with Satan in person In Jude 8-9 even the powerful […] - [Angels & Demons Lesson Notes – Part 2](https://pastorsvox.com/archives/378): Common Extra-biblical BeliefsTraditional names of a variety of angels: Finding out the name of your guardian angel Finding out demons’ names to have more power over them Michael o Further counter-arguments Hebrews 1:5-8 clearly states that Christ is greater than the angels Matthew 4:10 vs. Jude 9 – Jesus directly rebukes Satan, but Michael does not Gabriel  By the time of Jesus, this title referred to Satan (the “prince of demons”)o 2 Corinthians 6:15 – Belial Means: Uselessness/Worthless one In various apocryphal and occult books is a demon Probably a name for Satan since he is contrasted with Christo Revelation […] - [Angels & Demons Lesson Notes – Part 1](https://pastorsvox.com/archives/376): Introduction & NatureIntroduction  They are our fellow-servants, not objects of worship (Revelation 22:8-9)  Even within that, there is still some disagreement over how the details andimplications of certain passages should be understood On the debatable passages, it is my goal to present you with the major points ofview held by doctrinally conservative scholars and tell you which view I take The main point: we draw our understanding out of the Bible, we don’t takespiritual beliefs from another source and try to wedge them into the Bible byripping a phrase out of context so that it sounds like the Bible […] - [Let the Children Come to Me Lesson Notes](https://pastorsvox.com/archives/371): Intro The Indignation of Jesus (10:13-14) Children must not be hindered (9:35-37) Children must be welcomed (9:42) Children must not be caused to stumble The Faith of a Child (10:14-15) Children are examples of saving faith (10:16) Children are deeply loved by God The Inclusion of Young People Young people are needed in the body of Christ Some ways to have a welcoming church atmosphere for younger people - [For The Sake of The Gospel](https://pastorsvox.com/archives/367) - [Let The Children Come To Me](https://pastorsvox.com/archives/359) - [The Invisible Hand of God Made Visible](https://pastorsvox.com/archives/331): Be Bible Bright | Benjamin G. Moses God is at work all of the time, but sometimes we are too blind to see it (John 5:16-17). How can someone be so blind that they miss the all-powerful Creator of all things at work in his world? We could answer this question a couple different ways (see John 3:3; 2 Cor 4:3-4). But I want to focus on the fact that God often does not work miraculously. A miracle is something that breaks God’s established laws of nature. From our perspective, a miracle is something that defies our normal experiences of how the world […] - [Picking Leaders](https://pastorsvox.com/archives/328): Be Bible Bright | Benjamin G. Moses When a vacancy for an office in the church opens, what do we do? Do we shove just anyone who is willing into that position? If you attended my church’s annual business meeting this year and were a close observer, you might have noticed that a few of our church boards moved from having five elected members to four. Why was it decided to make the board smaller rather than fill the open slot? Well, there is a fable told by Jotham in the book of Judges that is helpful in answering this question. […] - [But That’s Your Job](https://pastorsvox.com/archives/324):   There is a significant draw in our society to rely upon “the experts” to the neglect of any personal responsibility. “Those people know better than me, so I will believe or do whatever they tell me.” This approach is fool-hearted if only because you can always find an expert who disagrees with another expert. That alone should tell you that at least some amount of evaluation is required from you. But, even more simply, it is unwise to abrogate the responsibility that God has given you. There are times when you may wisely hand responsibility over to a faithful steward […] - [Nacho Fries Potluck Style](https://pastorsvox.com/archives/289): Introduction to Nacho Fries Nacho fries have emerged as a delightful fusion of two beloved snack foods—crispy fries and the iconic nacho toppings—creating a dish that is quickly gaining popularity for family dinners and potlucks. This innovative creation combines the golden, crunchy texture of French fries with the bold and savory flavors typically associated with traditional nachos. The combination is not just appetizing; it is a perfect representation of comfort food that appeals to both children and adults alike. The key ingredients in nacho fries include, of course, the fries themselves, which can be either homemade or store-bought, making preparation convenient. […] - [Biblical Warrant for Sunday School – Life Together](https://pastorsvox.com/archives/316): Be Bible Bright | with Benjamin G. Moses The Benefit of an Adult “Sunday School” Time – Part 4                  This is the final post in a series on Sunday school. Here, we look at the need for the church to do life together, and how Sunday school fosters life together.             Sunday school allows us as a church to do life together. It is very easy to become a consumer in church, but being a part of a Sunday school makes this more difficult. By “a consumer,” I mean someone who views their church as a sort of entertainment entity. These […] - [Pastors Vox Podcast Episode 1](https://pastorsvox.com/archives/277) - [Ominous Horizons: A Paladin's Calling Episode 4](https://pastorsvox.com/archives/238) - [Ominous Horizons: A Paladin's Calling Episode 3](https://pastorsvox.com/archives/235) - [Ominous Horizons: A Paladin's Calling Episode 2](https://pastorsvox.com/archives/232) - [Ominous Horizons: A Paladin's Calling Episode 1](https://pastorsvox.com/archives/229): Check out episode 1 of our play-through of the Christian game Ominous Horizons: A Paladin’s Calling. - [Biblical Warrant for Sunday School – Word-Centered](https://pastorsvox.com/archives/213): Be Bible Bright | Benjamin G. MosesThe Benefit of an Adult “Sunday School” Time – Part 3                    This is the third post on Sunday school. This post seeks to give a second reason for why we have biblical warrant for something like Sunday school. Here we will look at the need to be in God’s word as a church and how Sunday school is an intentional way for you to mature as a Christian.             Sunday school is a time that is specifically word-centered. That means it is a time when God’s word is the focus (this assumes that the Bible […] - [Biblical Warrant for Sunday School – Discipleship](https://pastorsvox.com/archives/206): Benjamin G. Moses | Be Bible BrightThe Benefit of an Adult “Sunday School” Time Part 2             In the previous post on the history of Sunday school, I said that Sunday school accomplishes some of what the church is commanded to do in the Scriptures. This implies that something like Sunday school is much older than the 16th century because its essence goes back to biblical times. This post is one of three that defends the biblical warrant for going to Sunday school.             Sunday school is an intentional way of doing discipleship. The Lord Jesus commanded us to make followers – more disciples of […] - [The Benefit of an Adult “Sunday School” Time – A Brief History](https://pastorsvox.com/archives/203):   I am a part of a church that has a “Sunday School” time before our whole church meets together for corporate worship on Sunday morning. As with many local churches, our Sunday school attendance is considerably lower than what church leadership would like it to be. This four-part series seeks to demonstrate the value and biblical warrant for something like Sunday school. One of our elders asked me to put something like this together to encourage others in the church to become more involved in our Sunday school hour.             At no point in the Scriptures are we commanded to […] - [Is Bethel a Cult? Understanding Bethel Church Beliefs](https://pastorsvox.com/archives/200): Ryan JamesExplore the question: Is Bethel a cult or something else entirely? Discover insights into Bethel Church beliefs and understand the controversies surrounding this organization. The question has been asked many times, is Bethel Church a cult? While the church does display some characteristics of a cult I do not believe it fair to label them as a cult. While they do follow a zealous belief system given to them by a charismatic leader, I do not believe they fit the full description of a cult. For one they are not secretive about their beliefs. Also, Bethel does not isolate themselves […] - [Praising God In the Good Times](https://pastorsvox.com/archives/172): Ryan JamesIt seems that one of the main issues currently affecting the church is the tendency to only turn to God in times of need. While it is good to seek God’s help when we are suffering, it is not right to only turn to him during difficult times. We should also seek him during the good times. It seems that one of the main issues currently affecting the church is the tendency to only turn to God in times of need. While it is good to seek God’s help when we are suffering, it is not right to only turn […] - [Generalizations and Offensiveness](https://pastorsvox.com/archives/133): Be Bible Bright | Benjamin G. MosesFind out what the bible says about offensiveness and how are goal should not be trying to always avoid it. Should we try to be winsome Christians avoiding speaking the truth because it might offend someone? Benjamin G Moses seeks to answers this question. appealing, and it is surely offensive to some. To pile nuance on nuance would only detract from the message, and likely make exceptions for those who need to receive it the most. When the content of a true and good message is offensive by nature, that is when the question “to […] - [Before the Fall (Gen. 1-2): Exploring Gender in the Bible-Part 1](https://pastorsvox.com/archives/128): Moriah Grace Gender Before the Fall Author’s Note: This article will cover all mentions of God’s and human’s genders in Genesis 1 and 2, inspecting the Hebrew language of each verse. Of note, some differences may be noticed between this article and some of the layout choices promised in the introduction. I have added a few more nuances and nearly eliminated others as I dig deeper into the series. This is in order to give as accurate of information as possible. It is my goal to edit and make changes to the series as new discoveries come to light in order […] - [Introduction To Gender and the Bible](https://pastorsvox.com/archives/125): Moriah Grace Throughout the ages the Bible has been used to back up many views of gender, oftentimes even opposing views. Taken out of context, or purposely misinterpreted, anything can be used wrongly, including the Word of God. While the Bible is infallible in that it itself is correct and does not include mistakes, humans can twist it, or even in some cases change it to meet their agenda. Proof of this is found in Revelation 22:18-19, which states the punishment of adding to or taking away from God’s Word, implying the possibility of doing so, as otherwise there would be […] - [Responding to the Wisdom of Proverbs](https://pastorsvox.com/archives/122): Be Bible BrightBenjamin G. Moses The Bible is a book of wisdom. Now that does not mean that other kinds of literature don’t exist in the Bible, but it is to say that all of the Bible provides us wisdom or reveals to us the One who is Wisdom. Throughout the Bible, God is pictured as the source of all true wisdom. This is why James points us to God as the giver of wisdom (Jam 1:5; also Prov 2:6-8; Eph 1:17), why Paul states that all glory is due to the “only wise God” (Rom 16:27; see Rom 11:33-36), and why Jesus (indirectly) […] - [What Does the Bible Say About Joy](https://pastorsvox.com/archives/117): Ryan James n the following section of 1 Peter, we will explore how Peter establishes the source of our true joy. Peter explains that our joy does not come from the world, but rather from our salvation through Jesus Christ. It can seem almost impossible to find joy in such an evil era of history. When we look at the fallen world, it is hard not to get discouraged by a secular culture that continues to move further away from God. Every day seems to bring a new atrocity, from the slaughter of the innocent to the blaspheming of God and […] - [Old Yet New](https://pastorsvox.com/archives/114): Be Bible BrightBenjamin G. Moses   I remember reading and being very confused by 1 Jn 2:7-8 the first time I read it on my own. The text says: “Beloved, I am not writing a new commandment to you, but an old commandment which you have had from the beginning; the old commandment is the word which you have heard. On the other hand, I am writing a new commandment to you, which is true in Him and in you, because the darkness is passing away and the true Light is already shining.” Questions like these were going on in my mind: […] - [The Foundation – The Need for Political and Cultural Awareness](https://pastorsvox.com/archives/112): Be Bible BrightBenjamin G. Moses This is a bonus article in the series on our need as Christians for political and cultural awareness. We have noticed that we need a basic, yet solid, understanding of the society we live in if we want to (1) avoid the sins that our culture subtly and not-so-subtly promotes, (2) address those sins in the lives of our brothers, and (3) adequately proclaim the gospel of the Lord Jesus to those who have not yet received it, calling them to repent. But all along, we were reminded of another fact: as Christians, we need to know God’s word. If […] - [Foundations of Faith](https://pastorsvox.com/archives/104): In Layman’s TermsRyan James Hello and welcome to Pastors Vox. In this series, we will be going through 1 Peter. My goal in this is to help establish what our foundation truly is. As believers, I am sure we all understand that our foundation is Jesus Christ and his saving grace. Through this series, I want to dive in and establish what that truly means. To those who may not yet be saved, I hope that this will also help you to understand why it is that we as sinners need a savior. In this opening of the Book Peter starts […] - [Avoiding Sin – The Need for Political and Cultural Awareness](https://pastorsvox.com/archives/97): Be Bible BrightBenjamin G. Moses Sometimes we as Christians can want to cloister ourselves away from the world by not keeping up with what is going on in the world. We can think “I am not of the world… (which is true, see John 17:16) so I don’t need to pay attention to what is going on around me, especially because it’s often so bad.” But this attitude flies in the face of what God teaches us in His Scriptures. Although we should not be completely consumed with the goings on in the broader society in which we live, we do need […] - [The New Covenant and the Gentiles](https://pastorsvox.com/archives/93): Be Bible BrightBenjamin G. Moses “‘Behold, days are coming,’ declares the LORD, ‘when I will cut a new covenant with the house of Israel and with the house of Judah,’” – Jer 31:31             As a Gentile (someone who is not ethnically Jewish), knowing that I too can be part of God’s people is very important to me. This is something that most Gentile Christians take for granted, but it was not something that was taken for granted in the early church. This is why Paul has to write that “…there is neither Jew nor Greek… if you belong to Christ, then […] - [Problematic VeggieTales Theology: The Dangers of Teaching Kids an Over-Simplified Anthropology](https://pastorsvox.com/archives/82): Copyright: ©1999 Big Idea Productions, Inc. A few days ago I was giving my daughter a bath, and I figured that it would be fun to play some music in the background. So, I reached into the cupboard and pulled out a CD of VeggieTales songs. The words of the first song astounded me. 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