Eldad & Medad: Spirit-Filled Prophets in the Camp. Eldad and Medad were two of the seventy elders chosen to help Moses carry the burden of leadership in the wilderness. Their unexpected prophesying inside the camp reveals God’s freedom to pour out His Spirit wherever He chooses.

Bezalel and the First Filling of the Spirit: God’s Blueprint for Creativity. When most people think of being filled with the Holy Spirit, they imagine preaching, miracles, or bold evangelism. Yet the first person Scripture describes as “filled with the Spirit” was not a prophet or a priest, but an artist and craftsman. Bezalel’s calling to build the tabernacle shows that God delights in creativity and equips His people to reflect His beauty.

Is Prophesy for Today? A Biblical Case for Continuing Prophecy. Prophecy is one of the most debated gifts in the church today. Some claim that prophecy ended with the apostles, while others insist it continues in full force. Yet the real question is not what traditions say, but what Scripture itself teaches. The Bible not only affirms prophecy in the New Testament church but also instructs believers how to discern and test it.

Are There Many Gods or One? From ancient times to the present, humanity has wrestled with the question: are there many gods or one? The Bible gives a definitive answer: there is only one true God, who alone is worthy of worship. Yet throughout history, polytheism—the belief in many gods—has lured nations and even the people of God themselves into error. This question is not only theological but practical: what we believe about God shapes how we live, worship, and trust.