This introductory article explores what the Bible teaches about nations from God’s perspective. Drawing from passages such as Isaiah 40 and Acts 17, it presents a clear contrast between how humans value national identity and how God views it. In Scripture, nations are described as insignificant before God, while His true focus is on individuals who belong to Him through …
Category: Bible Studies & Characters
Moses, Hur and Aaron. WCF 255
This Weekly Christian Focus article reflects on Book of Exodus chapter 17, highlighting two powerful lessons from Israel’s journey at Rephidim. First, it examines the Israelites’ persistent murmuring and unbelief despite God’s faithfulness—demonstrated when He provided water from the rock. This serves as a warning against doubt and complaining in times of testing. Second, the article focuses on the battle …
Crazy Bible Quizzes. WCF 251
Test your Bible Knowledge with another fun Weekly Christian Focus.
A Psalm Against War, Wickedness And Greed Psalm 10! – WCF 250
In the 250th edition of Weekly Christian Focus, Jerry reflects on Psalm 10 as a powerful prayer against war, wickedness, greed, and oppression. Written during a time of escalating global conflict, including tensions involving Iran, Israel, and the United States, the article explores how this Psalm reveals God’s perspective on injustice and violence. Psalm 10 exposes the character of the …
When God Call People, Part II. WCF 247
In this second installment of When God Calls People, WCF focuses on the dramatic calling of Paul the Apostle, formerly known as Saul of Tarsus. Once a fiercely zealous defender of Jewish law and a violent persecutor of Christians, Saul actively sought to imprison and execute believers, even approving the death of Saint Stephen. Yet God saw beyond Saul’s cruelty …
What Can We Learn From Jacob? WCF 246
What Can We Learn from Jacob (Israel)? – Faith, Perseverance, and God’s Promises In this powerful Weekly Christian Focus (WCF) reflection, we explore the life of Jacob, also called Israel, one of the three great biblical patriarchs alongside Abraham and Isaac. Drawing from Genesis 25–50, this study examines Jacob’s turbulent journey—from deception and exile to restoration, blessing, and unwavering faith …
When God Calls People-When God Calls You. WCF 245
In this edition of Weekly Christian Focus, we reflect on the profound reality of God’s calling—how He chooses ordinary, flawed, and sometimes broken people for His extraordinary purposes. Drawing from Scripture and church history, this series explores how God calls, prepares, cleanses, and commissions those He appoints for His Kingdom. Beginning with Isaiah, we witness a holy encounter that brings …
Amazing Promises from Jesus Christ in the Book of Revelation! WCF 243
This article explores the powerful and often overlooked promises Jesus gives to those who “overcome” in the Book of Revelation, specifically within His messages to the seven churches of Asia Minor (Revelation chapters 2–3). While these messages include correction, exhortation, and encouragement, each concludes with a remarkable promise reserved for those who remain faithful. The post walks through all seven …
The Good Samaritan. WCF 241
Reflections on the Good Samaritan and its applications for todayHumanity is created in the image of God, with an innate desire to do good, love others, and show compassion. Even those who have never heard the Gospel often reflect God’s nature through kindness and mercy, evidence of God’s breath of life within every soul. Scripture affirms that mankind was created …
Bible Phrases That Are Influencing the World Daily. WCF 240
The post reflects on how countless everyday English expressions originate directly from the Bible. Even very short biblical phrases—sometimes only one or two words—have deeply influenced global language, culture, and thought. A key example is “The writing on the wall” from Daniel 5, which has come to mean an unavoidable or clearly signaled outcome. Biblical phrases shape both positive and …