The Lord Desires Our Private Affections Over Our Public Performances
The Lord desires our private affections over our public performances.
The Journey from Shame to Grace Passes Through the Cross
We cannot get from shame to grace without going through the cross.
It’s Never Too Late to Turn to God
If God could accept a criminal on the cross, God can readily accept us whatever our imperfections or wrongdoing.
Prayer Should Begin with God, Not Our Needs
In examining the Lord's Prayer, we learn that prayer begins with God, not with us or with our needs.
An Enforced Sabbath
As life continues to reopen and return to our new normal, it would be good to consider what lessons we have learned in this abbreviated but enforced sabbath.
Seven Metaphors of the Spirit in the Old Testament
Jesus is being anointed by the Holy Spirit in a way that makes sense because of what we know from the Old Testament.
Discerning God’s Will in Your Life
In the midst of Paul’s missionary journey, we find out a lot about God’s guidance in Paul’s life and in the life of the church in Antioch which commissioned and sent out Paul and Barnabus.
COVID-19 Chaos: Your Chance for Change
Social distancing, if handed over to God, may set your life trajectory in a new divine direction.
What Really Matters in the Christian Life (Galatians Bible Study)
Dying with Christ, we die to the world’s power to order our lives. We are free to become fully God’s new creation.
Fasting to Inquire of the Lord
Calamity reveals instinct, and ours tells us that this continues to be a time for extraordinary prayer.
Featured Books
