God Brings Low the Pride of the Arrogant God Wants Us to Celebrate Him and What He’s Done for Us As Isaiah moves forward in his sweeping prophecy, he devotes a section to the city of Tyre. Tyre is a city of prominence, a center of trade and...
The Bible Teaches Us Leadership Principles The book of Proverbs overflows with wise advice and thought-provoking sayings. Often these one-liners produce the material for great soundbites or social media memes. Yet some parts require a bit more...
Bearing Fruit is Key; Having a Right Theology Isn’t In matters of faith, it’s not what we believe, it’s what we do One of the promises during the modern era was that through the Age of Enlightenment (Age of Reason) we could pursue truth and it...
Let’s Not Forget Who’s in Charge Good and evil are not equal and opposite forces In Revelation we read about the dragon and the beast, a great battle, and the tribulation the whole world faces. Embedded in the middle of this epic tale, we see a...
What’s Your Life and Legacy? Amon did evil in the eyes of God and did not humble himself A reoccurring phrase in the books of 1 and 2 Kings and 1 and 2 Chronicles is about people who “did evil in the eyes of the Lord.” In these four books it...
We Need to Learn From the Seven Churches in Revelation John’s vision for the area’s churches provides us with practical insight today Many people love the Book of Revelation, the apostle John’s supernatural treatise of the end times. It’s an epic...
Don’t Veil Selfish Motives in Spiritual Terms The root cause of conflict is our egos, even when we hide our agenda by citing scripture In Numbers 12 we see a story of sibling rivalry, one at a spiritual level. Moses, the leader of the Israelites...
The Bible includes the story of Naaman, an Aramean army commander, who has leprosy (at the time, a contagious skin disease). His Jewish servant girl suggests that he go and see Elisha, in Israel, to be healed. Naaman eagerly goes, but feels...
