The Death Penalty: A Biblical and Historical Examination. Few issues generate sharper debate among Christians today than the death penalty. Some insist it is commanded by God, citing the Old Testament law. Others argue that it is abolished in Christ, pointing to Jesus’ call for forgiveness. To resolve this, we must examine Scripture carefully, consider how the early church responded, and weigh the theological implications.

Revenge or Righteousness? A Biblical Call to Leave Justice to God. The instinct for revenge runs deep in human nature. When wronged, we want to strike back, to make others feel the pain they caused us. Yet Scripture is emphatic: revenge belongs not to man but to God. For the Christian, retaliation is not an option; instead, we are called to overcome evil with good, trusting God’s justice above our own.