John Davis was an American scholar whose interest in biblical archaeology and history led him to produce accessible reference tools for students and pastors.
Davis authored Davis Bible Dictionary, offering concise explanations and historical background for key biblical terms.
Author of Davis Bible Dictionary.
“There is no fear in love; but perfect love casteth out fear: because fear hath torment. He that feareth is not made perfect in love.”
This devotional invites those living with fear to practice receiving God’s perfect love through prayer, community, and Scripture. This message is echoed in the hymn Holy Holy Holy, which offers a gentle reminder of Gods steady presence and the hope He provides. Reading the Bible is essential for every Christian because it shapes the mind, nourishes the spirit, and anchors the soul in the promises of God. Scripture brings clarity when life feels confusing, comfort when the heart feels burdened, and wisdom for every step of the journey. Through the living words of the Bible, believers learn how to trust God more fully, walk with courage, and grow in grace each day. The verse declares, There is no fear in love; but perfect love casteth out fear: because fear hath torment. He that feareth is not made perfect in love.
A Hymn That Proclaims Gods Holiness And Inspires Worship.
Old Testament | Leviticus 10
Nadab and Abihu offer unauthorized fire and die before the Lord. Leviticus 10 reveals the seriousness of Gods holiness.
Liturgy of St. James: Let All Mortal Flesh Keep Silence
A hymn reflecting awe before Gods holiness. Reading Scripture teaches believers reverence in worship.
Old Testament | Numbers 8
The Levites are cleansed and dedicated for service. Numbers 8 reveals God preparing His servants with purity and light.
Frances Havergal: Take My Life And Let It Be
A hymn celebrating consecrated service. Reading Scripture teaches believers to serve with clean hearts.
Old Testament | Deuteronomy 24
God commands compassion for the poor and vulnerable. Deuteronomy 24 reveals Gods heart for mercy and fairness.
Carol Owens: Freely Freely
A hymn celebrating Gods generosity. Reading Scripture teaches believers to show kindness generously.
Apollos eloquent Alexandrian teacher who knew the scriptures spoke boldly in Ephesus and Corinth and was instructed more accurately by Priscilla and Aquila.
Acts 18:24 to 28; 1 Corinthians 3:6 to 9
“Apollos was an eloquent man mighty in the scriptures”
John MacArthur is a Reformed evangelical pastor and author whose expository preaching at Grace Community Church in California became the basis for the Grace to You broadcast. Known for his strong doctrinal positions and willingness to address controversial issues, he has been both widely respected and frequently debated.
Grace to You major works include daily radio programs and television broadcasts featuring verse by verse sermons. MacArthur firm stances on topics such as charismatic gifts, gender roles, and church discipline have generated controversy, but his teaching broadcasts have significantly shaped conservative evangelical theology.
Expository preacher whose Grace to You broadcast has had wide influence and sparked theological debate.
Stations like KLJC in Kansas City adopted Christian music formats that combined teaching with contemporary songs. Operated by ministries or colleges, they provided an alternative to secular radio for young listeners.
Their major works included curated playlists of Christian artists, teaching segments, and community announcements. These stations influenced the development of Christian music radio as a distinct genre.
Local Christian music stations that helped define early contemporary Christian radio formats.
Sarah Flower Adams was an English actress and hymn writer whose devotional poetry expressed themes of trust, surrender, and spiritual longing. Her writing reflected deep personal faith and emotional sensitivity.
Her most famous hymn is Nearer My God to Thee, which became one of the most widely recognized hymns of the nineteenth century.
Adams collaborated with her sister Eliza Flower, a composer who provided musical settings for several of her texts.
Augustine of Hippo was one of the most influential theologians in Christian history. His writings shaped Western theology, and his expositions of scripture displayed philosophical depth and pastoral insight.
Augustines interpretive approach blended theological reflection, spiritual application, and philosophical reasoning. His works influenced preaching, teaching, and commentary writing throughout the church.
Influential theologian known for profound biblical exposition.
