Four Gospels One Christ

Why Four Gospels Give Us One Christ More Clearly

Readers often ask why the New Testament includes four accounts of Jesus instead of one. If they all tell the same story, wouldn’t a single Gospel be enough? At first glance, Matthew, Mark, Luke, and John can seem repetitive, or even inconsistent. But their differences are not a problem to be solved. They are the point.

Rather than giving us a single, flattened account of Jesus, the Gospels offer something closer to a three-dimensional portrait. To see why that matters, consider the difference between a drawing and a sculpture.

And the Word was made flesh, and dwelt among us, (and we beheld his glory, the glory as of the only begotten of the Father,) full of grace and truth.—John 1:14

Ministry of Healing: Helping the Tempted

Not because we first loved Him did Christ love us; but "while we were yet sinners" He died for us. He does not treat us according to our desert. Although our sins have merited condemnation, He does not condemn us. Year after year He has borne with our weakness and ignorance, with our ingratitude and waywardness. Notwithstanding our wanderings, our hardness of heart, our neglect of His Holy Word, His hand is stretched out still.

Grace is an attribute of God exercised toward undeserving human beings. We did not seek for it, but it was sent in search of us. God rejoices to bestow His grace upon us, not because we are worthy, but because we are so utterly unworthy. Our only claim to His mercy is our great need.

Steps to Christ: What to Do with Doubt

Many, especially those who are young in the Christian life, are at times troubled with the suggestions of skepticism. There are in the Bible many things which they cannot explain, or even understand, and Satan employs these to shake their faith in the Scriptures as a revelation from God. They ask, "How shall I know the right way? If the Bible is indeed the word of God, how can I be freed from these doubts and perplexities?"

God never asks us to believe, without giving sufficient evidence upon which to base our faith. His existence, His character, the truthfulness of His word, are all established by testimony that appeals to our reason; and this testimony is abundant. Yet God has never removed the possibility of doubt. Our faith must rest upon evidence, not demonstration. Those who wish to doubt will have opportunity; while those who really desire to know the truth will find plenty of evidence on which to rest their faith.

Flu Bomb: A Powerful Natural Remedy for Cold and Flu Season

A Powerful Natural Remedy for Cold and Flu Season

As cold and flu season approaches, turning to natural remedies can give your body an extra boost. Ingredients like garlic, ginger, lemon, honey, eucalyptus, and cayenne pepper have long been valued for their immune-supporting, soothing, and healing properties. By combining these potent ingredients into a single, powerful “Flu Bomb,” you can help relieve symptoms, support faster recovery, and even use it as a daily preventative during high-risk months.

Old Testament Prophecies Fulfilled by Jesus Christ

 

Old Testament Prophecies About the Messiah

For many people today (especially those unfamiliar with the Bible) the idea that Jesus’ life and ministry were foretold centuries in advance can be surprising. Yet Jesus Himself pointed to the Hebrew Scriptures as witnesses to His identity: “These are they which testify of Me” (John 5:39).

The Old Testament includes dozens of specific prophecies pointing toward a coming Messiah, and the New Testament records their fulfillment in the life of Jesus. Below is an accessible overview of these key prophecies: what they predicted, when they were written, and how they illuminate the identity and mission of Christ.