Hebrews, Part 3. When we were legalists with long lists of rules to keep and actions to avoid, we thought we had it all figured out. Everyone was beneath us, we were told, as we embarked on a whole new …
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Returning to Hebrews, Part 2 Two weeks ago, we grappled with the significance of the fulfillment of God’s promises through Jesus Messiah and of our need to reflect on him (Part 1). He changes everything. To consider him constantly throughout …
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This special birthday provides a perfect opportunity to address the fact that writers are created by God, woven together in each one of their mother’s wombs with a writer’s bent.
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Hebrews, Part 1. Imagine you live in a culture where Christianity is forbidden. The authorities have taken possession of your homes and have imprisoned the elders of your family units. This has happened more than once, and the effort to …
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In the airport, I began the trip up for the wedding by being prayed over by people I didn’t even know. Luda said the Lord had sent her and her family to pray for my healing.
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Our youngest daughter is getting married. Love, true love, is what brings us together this weekend.
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The conscience is personal, each of us bringing our own baggage and our places of wounding. In this personal space, the Holy Spirit works and mends.
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Whenever we open our mouths, we’re on stage. We will give an account to God for every word. As those who love Christ, how can we grow in the area of right speech?
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When it comes to defining sins, I’m going to stick with God’s definitions. He’s the Creator and Sustainer of the universe, the only One with the right to define the rules.
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Marriage has the potential for great destruction or for great transformation and the healing of a lifetime.
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