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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Messiah Jesus came, giving himself away, altering our brokenness with his own presence. In response, I ponder my own generosity.
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A consideration of the end times and how we can prepare for the return of Christ.
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What occurred in those years of trying to discern why I was sick – an actual post from that time period
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We have a humanitarian crisis on our southern border, a crisis that requires our compassion and quick action by our officials. If people in need of asylum had been able to apply for both refugee status and asylum from their …
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God knows better than we do what is needed, just as the potter who shapes the malleable clay knows what is best for the outcome desired.
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Last year taught us more about our fragility and humanity than we may have wanted to learn, but we will live.
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Psalms and prayers in praise of our God on Thanksgiving in a year of pandemic.
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This year has been a difficult slog, like a sloppy, rainy day at the track.
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