Sometimes when we read the Old Testament, it’s easy to think God was harsh. We see people die for things that seem small — like the story of Aaron’s sons, Nadab and Abihu, who burned the wrong incense before the Lord, and fire came out from His presence and consumed them (Leviticus 10:1–2). To ourContinue reading “Judgment of Sin or Consequence of Action”
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🌹 The Beauty of Combining 1 Corinthians 13 with 1 John 4:16
📖 1 Corinthians 13:1–3 (NKJV)“Though I speak with the tongues of men and of angels, but have not love, I have become sounding brass or a clanging cymbal.And though I have the gift of prophecy, and understand all mysteries and all knowledge, and though I have all faith, so that I could remove mountains, butContinue reading “🌹 The Beauty of Combining 1 Corinthians 13 with 1 John 4:16”
The Question That Caught Me Off Guard
While sitting at a stoplight, I noticed a new homeless man with a sign saying he was a veteran. I had no cash, so I asked if he wanted breakfast. He said yes, so I drove to Chick-fil-A and came back with food and coffee. As I handed it to him, he said thank you.Continue reading “The Question That Caught Me Off Guard”
How Should We Praise God?
This week in Bible study, a question got me thinking. When you consider all that God is, all He has done, and all He will do—how will you praise Him today? The definition of praise is the expression of approval or admiration for someone or something. I don’t know how you view this, but IContinue reading “How Should We Praise God?”
From Shadows to Spotlight: The Women Who Were There When History Was Made
From the dawn of time, women have been at the heart of God’s mission to redeem humanity, yet their monumental contributions often fade into the background. Dive into this fascinating exploration of the unsung heroines who played critical roles in Jesus’ ministry. You’re about to uncover stories that have been tucked away in the scriptures—storiesContinue reading “From Shadows to Spotlight: The Women Who Were There When History Was Made”
Should Christians Make New Year’s Resolutions?
As we prepare to close the chapter of 2024 and step into 2025, it’s a time when many reflect and make resolutions. For as long as I can remember, New Year’s Eve has been marked by the tradition of setting goals for the year ahead. Often, these resolutions stem from a feeling that we’re notContinue reading “Should Christians Make New Year’s Resolutions?”
Should we Celebrate the Birth of Jesus on December 25th?
Our history is full of pagan holidays celebrated on December 25th—the rebirth of Sol Invictus, Saturnalia, and the birth of Mithra, to name a few. December 25th was the traditional date of the winter solstice in the Roman Empire. By 336 AD, Emperor Constantine established December 25th as the day to celebrate the birth ofContinue reading “Should we Celebrate the Birth of Jesus on December 25th?”
What I Shall Give Thee
In 1 Kings, we encounter an extraordinary moment that may initially seem like an isolated story. However, it reflects a recurring theme woven throughout the Bible, both in the Old and New Testaments—a theme that ultimately invites you to participate. Solomon, the son of David and King of Israel, was appointed heir to the throne.Continue reading “What I Shall Give Thee”
The Baker
1 Corinthians 12: 12-27 I want to share a message that’s been on my heart about the weight we sometimes feel when sharing the message of salvation. We’ve all felt it—the pressure to bring someone to Christ, as if it’s all on our shoulders. But it’s not just up to us. We are all partContinue reading “The Baker”
Pictures of Communion
Road to Emmaus In Luke 24:25-27, on the Road to Emmaus, Jesus explained the Scriptures to His disciples, revealing how the Old Testament pointed to Him. While we don’t know exactly which stories He discussed, it’s fascinating to ponder whether Genesis 40 was among them. The themes of judgment and redemption in this story alignContinue reading “Pictures of Communion”