Articles

1. Jesus Fulfilled the Sabbath Meal Through the Lord’s Supper

Jesus instituted the Lord’s Supper during the Passover meal, which was the great Sabbath meal established in the Law of Moses. On the night before His crucifixion, He fulfilled the meaning of the Sabbath and Passover by revealing Himself as the true Lamb and the true provision of God.

The Day I Met Jesus Face to Face

Thirty-four years ago, I met Jesus Christ face to face. In that divine encounter, I was born again, transformed in an instant. He placed a mark on my forehead and said these words to me: “Lead My people.”

At the time, I understood very little of what it meant. I had lived as a sinner for so long, but in a single moment, Jesus changed everything and commissioned me to lead His people.

Few statements from Jesus cut as deeply into the human heart as His question in Luke 18:8.

“When the Son of Man comes, will He find faith on the earth?”  

This is not a casual remark. It is a prophetic warning, a pastoral concern, and a spiritual mirror held up to every generation.

This article unpacks the meaning, context, and implications of Jesus’ question—and why it matters profoundly for believers today.

The Bible reveals God’s nature through a rich tapestry of attributes—both incommunicable (unique to God alone) and communicable (shared in limited ways with humanity). These are not abstract ideas but expressions of who God truly is, consistently demonstrated throughout Scripture.