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Wandering in the Desert
When David wrote Psalm 63, he was wandering in the wilderness of Judah; whether he was on the run from King Saul or his son Absalom is unclear. The wilderness of Judah is a harsh, rocky, desperately dry place to be. Not a place anyone would enjoy living in for any period of time. David… — read more
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Not a Quotable Notable: A Brief Introduction to the Question of Suffering
The idea that God causes suffering does not align with what the Bible has to say on the subject. — read more
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#ThrowbackThursday: Do Good to Everyone
If we recognize an opportunity to do good, and it is within our means and ability to do it, then we should do it. — read more
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Do You Know God?
People often think they know God, when in reality they are missing something basic about Him and don’t really know Him at all. — read more
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The Sacred Silence: When God Seems Absent but is Actually at Work
We all have our own periods of waiting in silence. Whether it is healing, a job, a broken relationship, or something else, we all experience seasons where we need something, where we pray fervently for God’s intervention, and seemingly receive no response. But just because God is silent, it doesn’t mean that He is not… — read more
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Quotable Notables: Dietrich Bonhoeffer
“We must be ready to allow ourselves to be interrupted by God.” — read more
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Quotable Notables: Max Lucado
“Faith is not the belief that God will do what you want. It is the belief that God will do what is right.” — read more
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Interlude: The Importance of Kindness
Faith and works are entwined; true faith involves showing kindness to others. — read more
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For God So Loved The World
In this passage, God is described as not just loving the world with affection, but with an unwavering commitment to its welfare, willing to do whatever is in their best interest. — read more
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Greek Words for Love
Now that we have completed our study of the Hebrew words for love and certain Old Testament texts that contain them, let us turn our attention to Greek and the New Testament. — read more
