Troubles exist, they are real, and right now they are getting the most screen time in our minds.

Troubles exist, they are real, and right now they are getting the most screen time in our minds.
Do we just have to read Psalm 91 a few times each morning and poof, like a personal force-field, we are immune to COVID19?
My mom died a year ago today.
Why The Family of God Needs Visible Definition
When we spend quality time with our children we are a display of the Father’s loving presence in our lives.
Is Formal vs. Family a False Dichotomy?
Looking at commitment from a fresh angle
Many think that the Bible is just a collection of stories about heroes, or a life handbook, or a book of dos and don’ts. But the Bible is so much more than that. The Bible is…
Meditations on Psalm 105
Missional Meditations on Psalm 23 and John 10
Psalm 95 is an invitation to praise God.
The time when I Ioved my Bibles more than I loved to hear God.
Are current definitions within Christianity harmless habits or deterrents of biblical faithfulness?
What is the meaning of abide in John’s gospel?
A closer look to John’s use of “light” in his gospel account.
Meditations from John 5:1-17
Feeling Under Attack? Then This is for You
By making sure that there would be no humanly possible way to make up the story of Jesus’ resurrection, unknowingly, the Pharisees only magnified the supernatural nature of the true resurrection of Jesus.
Let us worship in duty, delight, and action.
Even though we are all too familiar with dissatisfaction and longing we often forget the end of the journey. The Psalms of Ascent begin here but they end with Psalm 134 – glory and worship in the presence of the Lord.
“Bible interpretation is not just about me and my Bible. It is about God’s word to his people.”
Productive patience sounds like a contradiction. But in fact it is one of the hallmarks of faith. Productive patience isn’t passive resignation, its active trust.
What Scripture teaches about how unity gets worked out in the everyday life of the Church
The love that God gave us by sending his Son Jesus to live a perfect life, die for us, and rise from the dead, making it possible for us to be justified and eventually raised with him, is the ultimate solution…
God cannot tire of us coming to him to find rest because he knows nothing else will do.
Are we distorting the biblical portrait of Jesus?
Have we truly understood what the Bible says about church unity and do we really want to hear it?
This Psalm is a song about how the chase for contentment can begin to come to an end.
The kind of rest our souls need can’t be found on a sandy beach, inside a roaring stadium, or with a mouse who lives in Anaheim. It can only be found in Jesus.
An invitation for the lowly in heart to find the same refuge the psalmist found.
What do we unite around and what do we do with doctrine?
How seriously do we as followers of Jesus take the “church unity” commands in the New Testament?
God’s primary plan for pointing people to the incarnation of his Son is not a celebration on December 25th but an everyday community.