A collection of presentations I’ve made about various faith related topics.
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What is God like?
A Universal Concept Every culture in the history of the world has had some concept of what God is like. Some have assumed that God controls the weather and have made images of a storm god throwing lightning bolts around (Baal worship in Canaan). Some have assumed that God is mighty, so they worshiped the…
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What Was Jesus Like?
ANSWER: Although He had “no beauty or majesty to attract us to him…” (Isaiah 53:2), Jesus’ personality drew men to Him. He was a man of great character. The more we understand what Jesus was like, the more we can seek to emulate His character. What was Jesus like? Jesus was a compassionate figure, his heart overflowing…
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Trinity and You
What is the Holy Trinity? Christianity is a monotheistic religion, meaning followers believe in one God. Most Christians also believe in the Holy Trinity or Blessed Trinity, which comprises God’s three persons from the same source. This Christian belief asserts that the entities of the Holy Trinity are co-equal and eternal. “Trinity” means three-fold and…
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Who is the Holy Spirit?
There are many misconceptions about the Holy Spirit’s identity. Some view it as a mystical force. Others see it as an impersonal power that God makes available to followers of Christ. What does the Bible say about the Holy Spirit’s identity? The Bible declares that the Holy Spirit is not just a force or power but…
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Jesus Christ Rose from the Dead
Prominent New Testament scholars have accepted historical evidence that Jesus Christ lived on this Earth. What is not entirely accepted is that He was resurrected from death. If Jesus did conquer death, He opened the door to eternal life for all who will come to believe in Him. This paper aims to build a compelling…
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Biblical History of Israel
According to the Bible, the land of Israel has been populated by the Jewish people since 2000 BC. This is a Biblical timeline of events from the distant past to the present day. Early Days First Temple Second Temple Roman Occupation Diaspora – Present Day