Welcome to my blog! My name is Brother Woody Brohm. I’m blessed to be married, the father of two wonderful daughters, and the grandfather of five incredible grandchildren. As the son of a pastor, I’ve had the joy of knowing Christ for most of my life. Though I haven’t pursued seminary or pastoral ministry as a vocation, I’ve been privileged to teach in churches and serve as a missionary at various times. My heart’s desire is to follow Jesus Christ faithfully, and I affirm the truth of salvation by grace alone. This blog is a reflection of my passion for studying Scripture and sharing the truths I’ve discovered. May it serve to encourage and equip you as we grow together in the grace and knowledge of our Lord and Savior, Jesus Christ.
Sanballat’s opposition to Nehemiah highlights the persistent challenges faced by God’s people in fulfilling His purposes. Yet his failure underscores the triumph of faith, discernment, and divine sovereignty over even the most determined adversaries.
Nehemiah’s leadership during a time of great opposition and spiritual decline demonstrated the power of prayer, perseverance, and godly wisdom. His efforts to rebuild Jerusalem’s walls and renew the faith of its people provide timeless lessons in overcoming adversity and restoring hope.
The Sanhedrin, Israel’s supreme council during the New Testament era, played a pivotal role in religious and political matters, often opposing Jesus and the apostles. Despite their authority, their rejection of Christ underscores the danger of prioritizing human traditions over God’s truth.
The scribes, revered as experts in the law, played a central role in Jewish religious life but often missed the heart of God’s commandments. Their interactions with Jesus reveal the dangers of legalism and the importance of prioritizing love, justice, and faithfulness over human traditions.
The Pharisees were zealous guardians of the law, yet their legalism and hypocrisy often blinded them to the heart of God’s message. Their encounters with Jesus reveal both the dangers of self-righteousness and the transformative power of grace for those willing to seek the truth.
The Samaritans’ origins and theological differences from the Jews highlight the cultural and spiritual divisions of biblical times, yet their encounters with Jesus demonstrate the inclusiveness of the gospel. Through His ministry, Jesus extended grace to the Samaritans, challenging societal boundaries and affirming that salvation is available to all who believe.
King Solomon’s reign, marked by wisdom and unprecedented prosperity, reflects God’s blessings and the human struggle with faithfulness. His writings continue to inspire believers, offering timeless lessons on life, obedience, and the consequences of compromise.
Abel’s faithful offering to God and his righteous life stand as enduring examples of true worship and obedience. His story, though brief, reminds us of the cost of faithfulness and the eternal value of living in submission to God.
God created mankind to glorify Himself, reflect His character, and enjoy a loving relationship with Him. Humanity’s creation is central to God’s eternal plan, demonstrating His love, grace, and justice to all creation, including the angelic realm.
Dinosaurs, like all creatures, were part of God’s perfect creation before sin entered the world, altering ecosystems and bringing death. Their extinction, though speculative, reminds us of sin’s devastating consequences and the hope of creation’s ultimate restoration through Christ.
Judaism and Christianity share a common foundation in the Old Testament, but Christianity fulfills the promises of Judaism through Jesus Christ. This post explores how Jesus supersedes the Old Covenant, providing salvation by grace and inaugurating the New Covenant foretold in Scripture.
Mormonism diverges significantly from biblical Christianity, teaching doctrines and practices that contradict Scripture. This post examines key differences between the two, contrasts the burdens of Mormonism with the freedom found in Christ, and calls believers to stand firm in the truth of the gospel.
Jehovah’s Witnesses teach doctrines and practices that deviate significantly from biblical Christianity, including a distorted view of God, Jesus, and salvation. This post examines their beliefs, highlights their controlling practices, and contrasts them with the freedom and truth found in Christ.
Islam and Christianity differ fundamentally in their beliefs about God, Jesus, and salvation, with Islam emphasizing works-based righteousness and submission to Allah. This post explores these differences, highlights the controlling practices of Islam, and contrasts them with the freedom and grace found in Christ.
Buddhism and Christianity differ fundamentally in their views of God, salvation, and the purpose of life, with Buddhism relying on self-effort and enlightenment while Christianity proclaims grace and a personal relationship with God. This post explores these differences, contrasts Buddhist practices with the freedom found in Christ, and explains why biblical Christianity offers true hope and peace.