Civil conversation is on the endangered list in our culture; it’s perilously close to extinction. There are those who refuse to discuss issues, choosing to remain comfortably numb: in their apathetic or fearful silence they…
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Ezekiel, whose name means “strengthened by God,” was both a prophet and a priest who ministered to the nation of Israel while they were in captivity to the Babylonian Empire. He was a contemporary of…
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Rescued, snatched, delivered from the dominion of darkness. Transformed, translated into the brightness and radiance of Christ’s kingdom. We experience and enjoy forgiveness of sins! In Jesus we see the God we cannot see. We…
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The eleventh chapter of Hebrews is a well-known discourse on men and women in the Old Testament whose lives were defined and characterized as being faithful to God. The phrase “the just shall live by…
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I’ve heard about your trust in Jesus, our Master. And I know of your outpouring of love to all of His followers. I cannot stop thanking God for you; it provokes me to remember you…
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In the previous post, “Symmetry and Sanctuary,” we explored some of the unique features of Psalm 119; the synonyms describing God’s word, the acrostic nature of the Psalm based on the twenty two letters of…
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The longest of the Psalms is also the longest chapter in the Bible. Psalm 119 stands as the Everest of the entire collection. Its author is uncertain, but David or Ezra or Daniel are reasonable…
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When you go through Scripture, you discover that the Word of God is going through you. You see the designs and the connections and the purposes of God evolve and revolve and weave and wind…
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Take any book of Scripture to spark your own evolution from reading the revelation of God. Simply begin to read it from start to finish, creating your own method of discovery as you proceed. Perhaps…
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There is an interesting section of Luke’s gospel that provokes the reader to enter into what is taking place (24:13-32). Two travelers are on the road to Emmaus which, according to tradition, is about 7…
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