Britt Mooney

6 days ago | christianity.com | Britt Mooney

People don’t talk about Revelation much anymore. A few decades ago, it seemed almost every church and pastor would teach on the end times. They had their theological stance, whether from a denomination or not, and many Christians would passionately argue their positions on the various elements of Revelation and the end times. At the extreme, some ministers would predict the coming destruction and give specific years. Of course, those years passed. Today, we’ve gone to the opposite extreme.

6 days ago | christianity.com | Britt Mooney

God’s redemptive story brings heaven to earth, mixing the supernatural and eternal with the world we live in. The Father speaks his love and shows his glory to real people in real places. Therefore, extra-biblical sources will support the narrative history within Scripture. These sources are few and far between, however. First, until the last couple hundred years, writing was for the educated, a rare thing for most people.

6 days ago | christianity.com | Britt Mooney

Reading the Bible can be a rich and meaningful experience, hearing God’s voice speak to us and teach us as we engage his written Word. Yet the inspired authors penned these letters and books almost two thousand years ago or more. Some details become lost to us in the distance of culture, language, and history. Certain nuances are meaningless to us today unless we do more research. Most (or all) of those details had meaning in their context.

1 week ago | christianity.com | Britt Mooney

“I beseech you therefore, brethren, by the mercies of God, that you present your bodies a living sacrifice, holy, acceptable to God, which is your reasonable service. Do not be conformed to this world, but be transformed by the renewing of your mind, that you may prove what is that good and acceptable and perfect will of God.” - Romans 12:1-2The apostle Paul writes the first part of Romans to defend against critics of the Gospel he preaches.

1 week ago | christianity.com | Britt Mooney

Some verses spark great imagination. Tales of giants and leviathans run through the Old Testament. Even in the New Testament, we find some curious passages that make us wonder and ask seemingly crazy questions. These moments remind us that God’s Word is not only truth, but also rich with depth, beauty, and mystery. God often speaks in ways that invite us to seek Him more deeply—not always giving clear-cut answers, but always pointing us toward greater trust in His wisdom and purpose.