The COEXIST ideology imagines a world where all belief systems are equally valid paths up the same spiritual mountain. It’s an unrealistic worldview with just enough tolerance to keep the peace but not enough discernment to recognize the truth.
God’s promise to bless all the families of the earth through Abraham points beyond Israel’s immediate future to the coming of Christ, who will fulfill the covenant perfectly.
David knew this feeling. I can almost picture him pacing the palace, wrestling with the same restlessness, wondering why it all feels wrong when nothing has gone wrong.
The phrase “last days” isn’t some future-tense, sci-fi scenario. It refers to the here and now, starting from Pentecost and stretching until Christ’s return.
The Noahic Covenant is a pause in God’s judgment, a promise of preservation that sets the stage for the continuation of his redemptive story.
Throughout his trial, Paul’s mission never wavers. He stands before the pomp of Agrippa and the power of Rome not as a man desperate for freedom but as a servant desperate for souls.
Genesis 3:15 shows the gospel in its most embryonic form. It’s a mere seed planted in the soil of a broken world. God’s grace is already on the move.