As the Babylonian captivity draws near, what challenges does Israel face?
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Just as he left through the clouds, so Jesus will return. Will he find us busy telling others about him?
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What of the people? On March 16, 597 B.C., the Babylonian captivity began. In October 539 B.C., Jerusalem, the greatest city of the ancient world fell to the Persians. The captivity formally ended in 538 B.C., 60 years later, when the Persian conqueror of …
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The priests of this time knew they should honor the LORD, but they…
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How should we live for Jesus in the New Year in light of his imminent return?
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Jesus’ life is entirely indestructible, so indissoluble that his dead human body didn’t decay, but rather rose out of the grave on the third day.
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During this season we celebrate Jesus’ first coming as an infant, but Advent also anticipates his return.
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In the Garden of Eden the genetic material of all humanity was contained in the bodies of Adam and Eve. From these two, the human race descended. We are all related. My novel Fallen is a story of life, death, and the …
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Messiah Jesus came, giving himself away, altering our brokenness with his own presence. In response, I ponder my own generosity.
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On this day pause to consider the blessings God has given.
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