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This morning in meditating on the giving of the Law of God on Mt. Sinai I was struck with something that I have always wondered about as I am certain you have as well. It hit me when I read the second commandment: Ex 20:4 “You shall not make for yourself a carved image, or any Read more

With all that has transpired in the past few days, following the assassination of Charlie Kirk, I was challenged by what Oswald Chambers wrote regarding our response as the bride of Christ and my personal response. And the word that challenged me was one that I am not sure I fully understood.   Matt 5:48 Read more

The Feast of Tabernacles—Sukkot (soo-kowt)—is an important joy in the Hebrew year, and it is just days away. It shows us that dwelling in “booths,” or temporary dwellings, reflects the lack of permanence in this world. And we are waiting for the time when Christ will return and replace our temporary earthly tabernacles. Sukkot began Read more

This morning in once again meditating on the giving of the Law of God on Mt. Sinai I was struck with something that I have always wondered about as I am certain you have as well. It hit me when I read the second commandment: Ex 20:4 “You shall not make for yourself a carved image, Read more

It is true that the soul which has once rooted itself in Christ can never lose all the brightness of its King. Once the splendid Son of Righteousness has come into the central throne room (the throne of our heart), the castle can never lose its bright glory. And yet, by our foolish neglect, and Read more

I was sitting on the back patio one morning enjoying that first cup of coffee as the sun slowly began to color the top of the mountains. The air seemed to have a bite of fall in it and I heard the “honk” of another early flight of Canada geese arriving. I should not have Read more

The will of God is not like a magic package let down from heaven by a string. The will of God is far more like a scroll that unrolls every day.  The will of God is something to be discerned and to be lived out every day of our lives.  It is not something to Read more

Matt 15:28 Then Jesus answered and said unto her, O woman, great is thy faith: be it unto thee even as thou wilt. And her daughter was made whole from that very hour. Faith in the Greek is the word pistis, which means belief; a moral conviction of the truthfulness of God. Jesus honored the Read more

1 Cor 1:30 But of him are ye in Christ Jesus, who of God is made unto us … sanctification. I read some statistics the other day on Hal Lindsey.com that was something I was aware of but not to the extent it has changed over the years. If you want to read the article, Read more

The word walk is used in the ordinary understanding, such as “physically walk with me.” But in the Bible a version of that word is Peripateo (figuratively to live, deport oneself, be occupied with; it refers to “character.”) Consider the use of the word by John: John 1:36 And looking upon Jesus as he walked Read more