OAKRIDGE BIBLE CHAPEL

Israel was hurting economically, sociologically, and spiritually. The questions they hurl at God throughout this book—questions to which he responds through the prophet, Malachi—are
Written by Josiah Boyd
As with most Old Testament prophets, Malachi was sent by God to confront, correct, and console his wayward people. When he arrived in post-exilic
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The Bible is clear: the God of the universe constantly, perfectly, and impartially does what is right and good. He is just. It was
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One of the many wonderful characteristics of God is his faithfulness. He is totally trustworthy, unwaveringly reliable, infallibly dependable, and completely incorruptible. So, it
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God’s people are a privileged people. Through faith in Christ, we receive perfect redemption and eternal salvation, forgiveness and access, belonging and cleansing, mercy
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Whether one is in the practice of making resolutions or not, there is something about the New Year that encourages reassessment and recalibration. Seeing
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The theological introduction that the Apostle John provides to his account of the life, death, and resurrection of Messiah (John 1:1–18) is as deep
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Light is an essential component of life. Without it, human beings would struggle to understand, explore, and interact with the world in which we
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With the dawn of December comes the blooming of the Christmas season. Lights are hanging, carols are playing, classes are ending, and carts are
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It is a fact of history that a Jewish man named Jesus lived morally, taught powerfully, and died horrifically in the first century. Ancient
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Discover a joy that surpasses fleeting pleasures and temporary highs—a joy rooted not in circumstances but in the unshakable presence of God. In this
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Hebrews was written to a group of believers who had experienced affliction, temptation, and stagnation in their lives of faith and, because of that,
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