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Paul is describing Gentiles who did not grow up with God's revealed law yet behave according to the law. This
We must allow God to define sin and recognize that God Himself established the difference between righteousness and unrighteousness.
If the physical laws of the universe were violated, creation would collapse. In the same way, when moral laws are
Whenever the creation is honored above the Creator, idolatry is taking place. Serving the creation rather than the Creator remains
Paul has love for those saints in Rome whom he has never met. He longed to see them as he
Paul writes to those called to be saints. A saint is one who is called out of the world, responsive
Paul introduces himself and establishes Jesus Christ’s credibility through lineage. Christ came from the Father and was the seed of
This epistle is theologically the most important written by Paul. Paul announces the central theme of the letter: the gospel
As America celebrates its 250th birthday, we consider the focus of its founding document on God as Creator of the
As we reflect on the freedom sought at America’s beginning 250 years ago, we also focus on a far greater
Modern society is steadily drifting away from courteous behavior. But what’s behind this trend? Explore the causes—and uncover what courtesy
As nations drift further from God, the warnings of Jeremiah take on renewed urgency. Yet beyond warning of national decline
Jesus Christ’s coming reign over the nations will bring vital transformation for the world. But while we wait for that
Most Christians today have not lived beyond the borders of their homeland, struggled with language barriers or felt the quiet
As the United States celebrates its 250th birthday, we consider what’s ultimately behind the rise of this great nation and
True freedom is more than the liberty to do as we please—it is the priceless freedom from sin and death
Readers of Beyond Today magazine share their thoughts in the July-September 2026 issue.
Here you'll find links to all the additional resources listed in the pages of the magazine in the "Dive Deeper"
Verse 12 offers a final pastoral warning: we should be cautious about endless intellectual pursuit. The point is not that
The command to “remember your Creator” is far more than mental recollection (Ecclesiastes 12:1). In Hebrew thought, to “remember” implies
Solomon encourages young people to embrace life, pursue wholesome joys, and appreciate the unique opportunities that youth provides. At the
Earlier Solomon observed that “time and chance happen to them all” (Ecclesiastes 9:11). He now transitions to how we should
“A wise man’s heart is at his right hand, but a fool’s heart is at his left.” Right and left
