Category: Bible Commentary
Studies through books and passages of Scripture.
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In 1 Cor 2, we have verses 1 to 7 that teaches of the “secret and hidden wisdom of God“. In this passage, the Holy Spirit teaches of an impartation of the “secret and hidden wisdom of God, which God decreed before the ages for our glory.”
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(A quick journey through the gospel of John, chapters 1 through 4) In this article, I’d like to share some reflections of my journey with the Holy Spirit through these four chapters of John’s gospel. It had dawned upon me for sometime now, that when the Holy Spirit brings revelation straight from Himself, and through…
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A Commentary on Mark’s gospel, chapter 11. The passage in Mark’s gospel chapter 11 opens with Jesus at the Mount of Olives, close to Jerusalem. He then chooses two of His disciples and gives them a strange job to do; they are to go into the nearby village where they will find a colt tied…
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(Really? In this “maddeningly” world? Is it even possible to ever “be still”? Let alone “know that God is God?”) A blow by blow or verse by verse commentary of this psalm from a gospel perspective. Not for theologians. For children converted into the Kingdom of God by their Savior’s grace. For the choir director. A song of the sons of…
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God has revealed the “things of God” to His people. In 1 Cor 2, verses 9 to 13, the Holy Spirit teaches that God has “revealed” “even the deep things of God”, to us, through “the Spirit who is from God”, whom we believers in union with Christ have “received”, so “that we may UNDERSTAND…
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AI is simply a tool. Like a concordance. Or a lexicon. Or a commentary. The user of AI supplies the prompt to get AI working to exegete a Scripture passage. This morning (Tuesday, Sept 20, 2025), I supplied ChatGPT with the following prompt: “Provide an exegesis of Matthew 12:43–45, keeping it: Structured, pastoral yet scholarly…
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Yes, it’s been a while since I last wrote. A combination of work pressures, deadlines, and a loss of purpose for writing! But I’m back, hopefully for the long grind. As I had my moments with the LORD this morning, I was led to go to Luke’s gospel, and the final chapter. And to specifically…
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(Why the gospel of Christ moves so slow today) Luke 7:36-50 is an amazing demonstration of the gospel of God’s extravagant grace in action. In this passage, Jesus demonstrates why He is the Master Teacher. His teaching always includes a demonstration of what He is teaching. Prior to this passage, Jesus was talking about John…
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Yesterday morning (Tuesday, April 29th), my meditation upon Scriptures was in Luke’s gospel, chapter 5, verses 27 – 31. This is the wonderful story of Levi the tax collector getting a call from Heaven! The context of Luke chapter 5, among other teaching points of Jesus spread throughout, is the calling of His disciples. Jesus…