The uncomfortable become the comforted, and the comforted become the comforters.
Marks of a Christian Life
Introduction Ephesus is located on the Western shore of Asia Minor. Paul spent two and a half years there in a very fruitful ministry. Several years later, Paul found himself imprisoned, and he wrote the letter of Ephesians from behind bars. The letter divides quite easily: the first three chapters focus on principles and the … Continue reading Marks of a Christian Life
Renewal in the Supper (1 Corinthians 10)
Two glorious and essential things happen when we take the Lord’s Supper.
The Great King of a Great Many Lowly (Isaiah 42:1-4)
There is a King Who does not break bruised reeds.
The One with Whom We Must Deal (Isaiah 6)
Isaiah 6 warrants several exegetical passes, to be sure.
The Details (Numbers 31:32-35)
What does it matter to you that Israel had 67,000 donkeys?
What Are Fathers Good For?
A father is the pivotal person in any home.
A Lesson on Gratitude
If we refuse God thankfulness, by neglecting, forsaking, or resenting our fellow believers, then we refuse Him his due glory.
Kid-Seething and Other Atheistic Recipes (Deuteronomy 14:21b)
We all boil goats in their mother's milk. We have lived sick and perverted lives before God. The good news is that God does not leave His people in the insanity.
