How To Evangelize Door-to-Door: Seven Helpful Tips

by Jack Wellman

Broken Hearts for the Lost Here is a sobering fact.  Almost 700,000 people die every day, nearly 30,000 die every hour, and approximately 500 die every  minute.  That number is increasing every day.  Now understand the fact that only 33% of them are Christians.  So today, 462 thousand people will die and be separated from […]

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Freedom From Worry: Keeping Your Eyes on Jesus

by Jack Wellman

The Storm on the Sea of Galilee What is the most frequent topic Jesus spoke about during His ministry?  What was the number one thing that He addressed more than anything?  Was it heaven, was it hell, maybe it was sin?  No, the number one thing Jesus spoke about to his disciples and to us […]

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Hope in God in Hopeless Times

by Jack Wellman
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The times we live in are so troubled.  People losing their jobs, the stock market falls, natural catastrophes, and uncertainty in what the future holds.  In today’s economy there is little to hope  for the future however God is never caught off guard or by surprise.  God knows the future.  You are not the only […]

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2 Thessalonians Commentary, Summary, and Key Verses

by Jack Wellman

2 Thessalonians Commentary Written around A.D 51 or 52, Paul addresses some misconceptions from his letter in I Thessalonians. He saw the need to do a follow up letter to correct false doctrines about the Day of the Lord as some had thought it had already occurred.  Having been deceived by these false teachers he wanted […]

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1 Thessalonians Commentary, Summary, and Key Verses

by Jack Wellman

1 Thessalonians Commentary The letters (called epistles) from Paul to Thessalonica, which included I Thessalonians and II Thessalonians were probably two of the earliest letters Paul had written which was around A.D. 50 or 51. Paul wrote these letters in response to Timothy’s report that the Thessalonians’ church was prospering despite intense persecution from factions.  Unscrupulous […]

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Colossians Commentary, Summary, and Key Verses

by Jack Wellman

  Colossians Commentary There is no record of Paul ever visiting the Colossians church (2:1). This gives further testimony to the fact that Paul’s epistles (letters) were meant to be circulated and read to all churches (4:16).  This church was actually founded by Papayas, an earlier convert who came from Ephesus. Ephesus was a veritable launching […]

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Philippians Commentary, Summary, and Key Verses

by Jack Wellman

Philippians Commentary This is one of Paul’s shortest letters and one of the smallest books in the New Testament but there are such powerful teachings in this little dynamo.  What was Paul’s purpose in writing the book of Philippians?  He wanted to thank this church for their gift of love.  How amazing that he wanted […]

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Ephesians Commentary, Summary, and Key Verses

by Jack Wellman
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Ephesians is one of the most encouraging books in the New Testament. I offer the following commentary and summary for Ephesians in this article. Ephesians Commentary Purpose and Themes The purpose of the book of Ephesians was to warn the church elders about the false teachers that were teaching a false gospel and to maintain […]

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Galatians Commentary, Summary, and Key Verses

by Jack Wellman

Galatians Commentary Paul’s purpose for writing the book of Galatians, scholars believe around A.D. 49, was to reveal that Paul’s apostleship was from Jesus Christ and not from men.  But Paul’s real emphasis was that salvation is not works oriented and that the Galatians liberty should not be used as an excuse to continue in […]

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2 Corinthians Commentary, Summary and Key Verses

by Jack Wellman

2 Corinthians Commentary The purpose of II Corinthians was in Paul defending his apostleship and the gospel, which was given to him directly from Jesus Christ.  This Christ-given gospel was authentic and came directly from Jesus as opposed to what the false teacher’s gospel was.  These false teachers were claiming to be apostles too.  What these […]

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