by Peter Barfoot | Aug 18, 2026 | Christian Worldview, Christianity, Discipleship
Psalm 110:1 is the most quoted Old Testament verse in the New Testament. In 1 Corinthians 15:20-28, the Apostle Paul provides an overview of Christ’s reign from the time of his ascension to the time he submits himself and his kingdom to his Father. This will take...
by Peter Barfoot | Aug 13, 2026 | Biblical prophecy, Christian Worldview, Kingdom of God, Teaching
Daniel the prophet was visited by Gabriel the archangel, who informed him that he had come from Persia (Iran), where the prince of that kingdom had resisted him for 21 days during a partial fast by Daniel. Gabriel added that Michael [the archangel] “one of the...
by Peter Barfoot | Aug 13, 2026 | Blog, Christian Worldview, Faith, Spiritual growth, Teaching
I’m not into fussing over words, but when a particular word is misused to promote an unscriptural idea it ought to be corrected. The word “now” — as in Hebrews 11:1 — “Now faith is…” does not mean “now” in...
by Peter Barfoot | Aug 13, 2026 | Biblical prophecy, Blog, Christian Worldview, Return of Jesus Christ, Spiritual growth, Teaching
If you become separated from fellowship, you will soon distance yourself from Christians and then from the Lord Jesus. This process is inevitable. The world will become more relevant to you than the church and you will find yourself agreeing with those who are at home...
by Peter Barfoot | Aug 12, 2026 | Blog, Christian Worldview, Christianity, Spiritual growth, Teaching
The Pentecost outpouring in the books of Acts was a spiritual event of the first order, one that set a precedent for other unexpected outpourings of the Spirit. When the Spirit of God later “fell” on the household of Cornelius, all present spoke in unknown languages...
by Peter Barfoot | Aug 12, 2026 | Blog, Christian Worldview, Christianity, Spiritual growth, Teaching
The NT Greek word “doxa” means “glory”, so a doxology is composed of written or spoken words that glorify God. Not Jesus Christ per se, but his Father. The doxologies in the NT are offered “to” God “through” Jesus Christ...