Word StudIES

Here we dive into the Greek words that are used in the original text of the New Testament, focusing on key words that deal with relationships.

KAINOS (New)

KAINOS (New)

Drew MatzMarch 24, 2021

ENDUO (Put On)

ENDUO (Put On)

Cassandra LeeMarch 17, 2021

DIKAIOS (Righteous)

DIKAIOS (Righteous)

Drew MatzMarch 9, 2021

BASTAZO (To Carry)

BASTAZO (To Carry)

Drew MatzMarch 1, 2021

EGGIZO (To Draw Near)

EGGIZO (To Draw Near)

Drew MatzJanuary 27, 2021

EPPAGELIA (Promise)

EPPAGELIA (Promise)

Drew MatzJanuary 19, 2021

HAPLOTES (Sincerity)

HAPLOTES (Sincerity)

Drew MatzJanuary 7, 2021

HOMOLOGEO (Confess)

HOMOLOGEO (Confess)

Drew MatzDecember 30, 2020

PRAUTES (Gentleness)

PRAUTES (Gentleness)

Drew MatzDecember 29, 2019

EGGIZO (To Draw Near)

EGGIZO (To Draw Near)

Drew MatzDecember 22, 2019

BASILEIA (Kingdom)

BASILEIA (Kingdom)

Drew MatzDecember 21, 2019

DIAKONIA (Service)

DIAKONIA (Service)

Drew MatzDecember 10, 2019

KATASKEUAZO (Prepare)

KATASKEUAZO (Prepare)

Drew MatzDecember 3, 2019

ASPAZOMAI (To Welcome)

ASPAZOMAI (To Welcome)

Drew MatzNovember 19, 2019

PARAKALEO (To Encourage)

PARAKALEO (To Encourage)

Drew MatzNovember 13, 2019

ELPIS (Hope)

ELPIS (Hope)

Lauren BowermanNovember 6, 2019

MAKARIOS (Blessed)

MAKARIOS (Blessed)

Drew MatzAugust 29, 2019

NIKAO (Prevail)

NIKAO (Prevail)

Drew MatzAugust 22, 2019

EIRENE (Peace)

EIRENE (Peace)

Drew MatzAugust 15, 2019

KARDIA (Heart)

KARDIA (Heart)

Bryant CasteelAugust 8, 2019