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Kevin Davis
February 26, 2021
Kevin Davis

What is Faith?

Kevin Davis
February 26, 2021
Kevin Davis

I was watching a movie the other day and, in it, there was a scene with a Catholic priest preaching about knowledge and faith.

Tagged: Faith, Hebrews

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Kevin Davis
December 29, 2020
Kevin Davis

Classic Theology for 2021

Kevin Davis
December 29, 2020
Kevin Davis

For the past several years around this same time of the year, I’ve tried to encourage people to make a plan to read their Bibles in the coming new year.

Tagged: Theology, Reading

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Kevin Davis
December 10, 2020
Kevin Davis

"The God Who Speaks"

Kevin Davis
December 10, 2020
Kevin Davis

If you’re looking for something good to watch, I would like to suggest a solid documentary on the Bible on Amazon Prime: “The God Who Speaks”.

Tagged: The Bible, Documentary

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Kevin Davis
December 4, 2020
Kevin Davis

Who said that?

Kevin Davis
December 4, 2020
Kevin Davis

In the Book of Hebrews, there comes an interesting section (Heb. 3:7-4:7) where the writer (or perhaps, preacher) references a section of the Psalms (Ps. 95:7-11) and attributes that section to three “people”.

Tagged: Scripture, Hebrews, Psalms

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Kevin Davis
November 5, 2020
Kevin Davis

"Even as he spoke, many believed."

Kevin Davis
November 5, 2020
Kevin Davis

In the Gospel of John there comes a point in the story where Jesus is in the middle of a debate (as often happened with Jesus) about what he’s saying and who he is.

Tagged: Faith, John

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Kevin Davis
November 2, 2020
Kevin Davis

Exegetical Meditations (41)

Kevin Davis
November 2, 2020
Kevin Davis

In Hebrews we’re told that our high priest (Jesus) is able to know what we’re going through when it comes to temptation and sin because he went through it. We’re told that he was tempted in every way we are with one stark difference—he did not sin.

Tagged: Exegetical Meditations, Temptation, Sin, Hebrews, Mark

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Kevin Davis
October 8, 2020
Kevin Davis

250 Concise Theological Essays

Kevin Davis
October 8, 2020
Kevin Davis

The Gospel Coalition recently made available their entire catalogue of concise theological essays that they’ve been publishing over the years.

Tagged: Theology, Systematic Theology, Biblical Theology

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Kevin Davis
October 6, 2020
Kevin Davis

Exegetical Meditations (40)

Kevin Davis
October 6, 2020
Kevin Davis

To Yahweh—the one true God, the LORD—belong all things.

Tagged: Exegetical Meditations, Deuteronomy

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Kevin Davis
October 2, 2020
Kevin Davis

Why Matthew Begins with a Genealogy

Kevin Davis
October 2, 2020
Kevin Davis

Why does the first book in the New Testament begin with a genealogy?

Tagged: Matthew, Old Testament, New Testament

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Kevin Davis
October 2, 2020
Kevin Davis

Exegetical Meditations (39)

Kevin Davis
October 2, 2020
Kevin Davis

In 2 Chronicles 33 we get Manasseh, whose life is marked in two distinct ways: 1) the great evil he did in leading Judah and the people of Jerusalem astray and 2) repentance.

Tagged: Exegetical Meditations, 2 Chronicles

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