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Cretans / Islanders
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Messianic Witnesses from the Nations (Contents)
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Wise Men (Magi)
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Roman Centurion of Great Faith
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Ethiopian Eunuch
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Cornelius the Centurion
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Lydia of Thyatira
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Samaritan Woman at the Well
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Syrophoenician (Canaanite) Woman
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Gerizim Demoniac (Legion)
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Simon of Cyrene
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Greeks Seeking Jesus at the Festival
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Unnamed God-Fearers (in Acts)
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Pilate’s Wife
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The Thief on the Cross
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The Roman Centurion at the Cross
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The Greeks Converted in Antioch
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The One Big Beautiful Bill Act (2025)
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Biblical Conflicts of God’s People (Contents)
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Article 1: Understanding Conflict in the Biblical Narrative
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Article 2: Cain and Abel: The First Fraternal Conflict
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Article 3: Abraham and Lot: Conflict and Separation in Genesis 13
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Article 4: Moses and Pharaoh: Divine Confrontation and Human Resistance in Exodus
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Article 5: Elijah and the Prophets of Baal: Contest on Mount Carmel
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Article 6: David and Saul: Rivalry and Divine Kingship in 1 Samuel
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Article 7: Paul and Peter: Conflict over Gentile Inclusion in the Early Church
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Article 8: Stephen and the Jewish Authorities: Martyrdom and Controversy in Acts 6–7
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Article 10: James and the Jerusalem Council: Resolving the Gentile Inclusion Question
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Article 11: The Role of Conflict in Spiritual Growth and Community Formation
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Article 12: Lessons from Biblical Arguments for Contemporary Faith Communities
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Bible Study Guide – for Believers (Contents)
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1. Chronological Reading Plan
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2. Canonical Reading Plan
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3. Thematic and Doctrinal Studies
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4. Book-by-Book Exegesis
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5. Parallel Testament Reading
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6. Psalm & Proverb Daily
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7. Inductive Bible Study Method
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8. Bible in Original Languages
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9. Devotional + Academic Integration
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10. Lectio Divina Approach (Spiritual Reading)
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11. Annual Personalised Thematic Focus
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Thematic Bible Reading Plan for non-believers or those unfamiliar with the Bible
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1-year Bible Reading Plan for unfamiliar with the Bible
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Bible Reading Order for Non-Believers / New Readers
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Famous and Successful Christian Leaders Without Formal Bible or Theology Degrees
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Apostolic Disputes (Contents)
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Article 2: Paul and Peter – Conflict over Gentile Inclusion and Jewish Customs
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Article 3: Moses and Aaron – Leadership Dynamics and Familial Tensions
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Article 4: Abraham and Lot – Conflict and Peaceful Resolution
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Article 5: David and Saul – Tensions Rooted in Jealousy and Divine Purpose
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Article 6: Peter and Ananias – Confrontation over Deception
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Article 8: Jesus and the Pharisees – Repeated Confrontations over Law and Hypocrisy
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Article 9: Abraham and Pharaoh – Conflict over Sarah’s Identity
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Article 10: James and Paul – Divergent Emphases on Faith and Works
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Article 11: Nathan and David – Prophetic Rebuke over Sin
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Article 12: Paul and Silas – Disagreement Over John Mark and Subsequent Separation
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Article 13: Pharisees and Sadducees – Religious and Theological Disputes in Second Temple Judaism
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Article 14: Elijah and King Ahab – Confrontations Over Idolatry
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Article 15: Paul and Elymas the Sorcerer – Direct Confrontation in Cyprus
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Article 16: The Jerusalem Council – Apostolic Debate on Gentile Circumcision
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Article 18: Jeremiah’s Confrontations with Kings and False Prophets
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Article 19: Jesus and John the Baptist – Contrasting Ministries Without Recorded Confrontation
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Article 20: John, James, and Early Church Leadership Conflicts
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Article 21: Elijah and the Prophets of Baal
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Article 22: Samuel and Saul
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Article 23: Other Apostolic Disputes – Early Church Leadership Challenges
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Article 24: Conflicts of James and Paul (Law of Moses)
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Paul’s Christology, Ethics, and Church (Contents)
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1. Paul’s Proof of Jesus as the Christ: Scriptural, Historical, and Theological Foundations
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2. The Divine and Human Messiah: Incarnation and Exaltation in Paul’s Thought
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3. Jesus’ Death and Resurrection: The Centrepiece of Pauline Christology
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4. Ethics as Participation in Christ’s New Life: The Teaching of Romans
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5. Freedom and Spirit-Led Living: Ethical Living in Galatians
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6. Imitating Christ’s Humility and Exaltation: Ethical Exhortations in Philippians
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7. The Church as the Body of Christ: Identity and Unity in Romans and 1 Corinthians
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8. The New Covenant People: Equality and Freedom in the Church (Galatians)
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9. The Church Called to Imitate Christ: Humility and Mission in Philippians
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10. Interconnection of Christology, Ethics, and Ecclesiology in Pauline Theology
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11. Applying Pauline Theology in Today’s Church and Christian Life
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Lessons from Paul and Peter’s Conflict (Contents)
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1. Introduction — The Apostolic Foundations of Early Church Leadership
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2. Early Interactions: Cooperation and Differences Between Paul and Peter
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3. Galatians 2: The Antioch Incident — A Detailed Exegesis of Paul and Peter’s Conflict
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4. Circumcision, Law, and Gospel: The Theological Core of the Paul-Peter Dispute
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5. Paul’s Theology of Grace and Freedom
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6. Peter’s Role and Perspective in the Early Church
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7. Resolution of Conflict: Unity in Diversity within the Early Church
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8. The Impact of Paul and Peter’s Interaction on Early Church Structure and Mission
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9. Lessons from Paul and Peter’s Conflict for Today’s Church
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Conflict of Paul an Peter (Contents)
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Chapter 1: Two Apostles, One Mission
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Chapter 2: Paths Crossing at Antioch
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Chapter 3: The Confrontation at Antioch
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Chapter 4: Circumcision, Law, and the Gospel
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Chapter 5: Grace and Freedom
