Sabbath Thoughts
Most of us look at change as the giant leap from where we are now to where we want to be—a transformation we make at full tilt, hurling ourselves over that gap and either sticking the landing or crashing and burning. Usually it’s too big of a gap. It’s too …
I’m not a Greek scholar. I should probably start with that before I get too far into writing a blog about ancient …
Standing before the burning bush, commissioned by God to bring the children of Israel out of their oppressive servitude in the land …
I bet you could have heard a pin drop.
A whole week of celebrating the living water poured out from the pool of Siloam, and Jesus stands up to say, “You’re missing the point.”
Guys, being a Christian is hard. I mean, maybe that’s just me. But I don’t think so. I think we’re all on …
The efforts to rebuild the temple hit quite a few roadblocks. Some of those roadblocks were external—sabotage from neighboring troublemakers, political tension …
But why? It’s the shortest verse in the Bible, and it’s often quoted as a reminder that the Son of God wasn’t …
Paul wrote about “God, who cannot lie” (Titus 1:2). Cannot. In English, “cannot” often implies some kind of outward restraint. “I’d like …
There are few things more discouraging than discovering you’re invisible—that your opinions don’t matter, that no one cares how you feel, that …
Mount Moriah loomed in the distance, and with each footstep, the mountain seemed to grow bigger and more intimidating. Abraham has spent …
