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To stay in Christianity or to go back to what you had before: this was the question posed to the Hebrew readers of this letter who had become Christians and were being pressured to go back. This begs the question: can one leave the body of Christ to the point where they can never come back? Can one leave at all? The book of Hebrews has the answer to that question.

Who is Jesus? Is he a prophet, teacher, a man of good deeds...or something greater. John, son of Zebadee, was a man who tackled this issue head on in a time where he was one of, if not the only man left, on the face of the earth who had known Him personally. It was also a time of transition being near the end of the First Century, and heading into the start of the second. It was also a time of challenge from within the body of Christ, where there were those who challenged the identity of Jesus and just who He is. For John, there was no question: He is God, and was God in the flesh while here...

Sometimes, many words can confuse facts. Sometimes few words can say much. In the New Testament, three authors wrote very few words, but these areas are often quoted heavily and used in sermons across the globe as much as those who wrote much in the New Testament. They wrote little, but they said much. Nuff Said is a study on what they have written, and attempts to show just how plain, clear, and needful what they wrote was for all believers. It also demonstrates that, if you say it right the first time, why would there be a need to say it again? Nuff said