Prof. Rei Kesis is an ordained Pastor of the SDA Church and An Associate Professor of Applied Theology and Religious Studies. College Principal. An Award-Winning Author, Prolific blogger @reikesis.com, Content Creator at YouTube, TikTok, etc., and an Endorsed Chaplain.
Sin shouldn't stop anyone after they get caught up in it. Sin should not be allowed to stop anyone. We should move on after sin. Not because sin is a small matter to neglect but because there is a solution …
Do we still have leaders who think about the work and not their own interests? Our passage today presents such a great leader. If only we could be like this leader even just half way. He was sent with so …
Don't kill the murderer? The murderer? Confirmed murderer? The murderer deserves to die! Who said that we shouldn't kill the murderer? Why shouldn't we kill the murderer? Could there be something more to this command?
How many people will be saved? So many? Uncountable? 144,000 only? Are we ready to be among the saved? Why are the saved referred to as victorious? Victorious over what?
Is homosexuality sin? Should we hate and mistreat homosexuals? Does the Bible treat homosexuals as worse than others? What is the straightforward position from the Bible on homosexuality?
Doing is not enough, it must be done well and with style. We should just do what others do, we should strive to be better. Don't just do it, do it nicely!
Direct and indirect support achieve the same goals. Where we can't offer direct support, we shouldn't offer indirect support. Particularly if the reason for not giving direct support is spiritual. Indirect is as good as direct. Look at this Bible …
This is the clearest way to begin self examination. Why is notable change critical? What does the Bible say on what is expected of anyone and everyone who is converted?
We remind those who have forgotten. But why does the Bible talk of reminding those who already know? What is the purpose and value? Reminding those who already know?