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Follow Me
Jesus walks past a tax booth, sees a man sitting there, and says two words: “Follow me.” Matthew gets up and follows him. That’s it. No debate. No hesitation. No
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Kings Don’t Beg
Wherefore God also hath highly exalted him and given him a name which is above every name: That at the name of Jesus every knee should bow, of things in
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Understanding Dispensations
Dispensationalism is a method of interpreting Biblical history that divides God’s work and purposes toward mankind into different periods of time. Usually, there are seven dispensations identified, although some theologians
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The Price Of Keeping Mute
Do you think words rot when they stay too long inside your chest? I ask because I’ve lived long enough with syllables stuck in my throat—gutted, chewed up, and swallowed
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Feelings and Void
What does it mean to feel everything all at once—and nothing at all, too? Sometimes I think emotions are a storm that forgot where to land, so it settled inside
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Jacob’s Ladder Is A Person
I visited one of the most breathtaking parts of the United Kingdom, right next to Cheddar Gorge. It is full of beauty, and one of them is the famous ‘Jacob’s
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What Does The Bible Say?
It usually begins with a good question. Someone raises a difficult issue. It might be about sexuality, money, social media, artificial intelligence, online anger, consumerism, or one of the many
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Wondering About The Ninety-nine?
The parable itself is so familiar that most of us can recite it from memory. A shepherd has a hundred sheep. One wanders away. The shepherd leaves the ninety-nine, searches
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Remember Lot’s Wife
There are some people in the Bible we expect Jesus to mention. Abraham, Moses, David and Elijah appear again and again because their lives shaped the story of Israel. Their
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Three Misconceptions About Salvation
Misconception 1 — Feeling “far away” from God means you’re drifting away from Him. If salvation were based on how close we felt to God on any given day, none