Iran in Crisis – Will the Mahdi Still Come? – Tal Davis

March 13, 2026   |  

In June of 2025 the United States and Israel conducted massive air, missile, and drone strikes on the Islamic Republic of Iran. The initial attacks were specifically to destroy all of Iran’s capability of making atomic weapons. Those attacks were considered highly successful. However, in the early months of 2026,…
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What Do We Mean By Biblical Inerrancy? Part 2 – Tal Davis

March 6, 2026   |  

The authority of the Bible for doctrine and ethics has been the cornerstone of the Jewish (Hebrew Scriptures) and Christian (Old and New Testaments) faiths since before the earliest centuries of the First Millennium A.D. The historical events and spiritual truths documented in the 66 canonical books of Bible are…
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Why Jesus’ Resurrection Matters – Part 2 – Tal Davis

January 22, 2026   |  

We hear much about the “Millennial Generation” (i.e.: Americans born just around the turn of the century). Their life motto seems to be: “So What?” Actually, most Millennials care about the meaning of life, but haven’t found a cause worthy of their commitment. In First Corinthians, Paul calls for dedication…
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Why Jesus’ Resurrection Matters – Part 1 – Tal Davis

January 2, 2026   |  

In the Spring of every year, Christians the world over celebrate Easter. Ironically, that term is not found in any ancient New Testament texts. It appears once in the King James Version in Acts 12:4 when King Herod planned to execute Peter “after Easter.” The Greek word there is Pascha…
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The Miracles of Christmas – Part 2 – Tal Davis

December 12, 2025   |  

“A miracle is generally defined, according to the etymology of the word – it comes from the Greek ‘thaumasion’ and the Latin ‘miraculum’ – as that which causes wonder and astonishment, being extraordinary in itself and amazing or inexplicable by normal standards. Because that which is normal and usual is …
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The Miracles of Christmas – Part 1 – Tal Davis

December 4, 2025   |  

Every December, people around the world celebrate the holiday season called Christmas. Even in countries that are not culturally and historically Christian, Christmas is still an important day on the calendar. Unfortunately, in those lands that at one time were religiously and morally Christian, including the USA, Christmas has grown…
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