It’s the day after the “Triumphal Entry” and Jesus re-enters Jerusalem, but this time he is walking. There is no ceremony, no joy-filled cheers, no shouts for deliverance. It is early and Jesus is hungry. Jesus sees a fig tree… Read More
Looking to the Cross: The Triumphal Entry
Jesus and His disciples were headed to Jerusalem to celebrate Passover. This, however, would not be a normal visit to Jerusalem. On this day, there was much fanfare about Jesus with some people shouting, “Hosanna to the Son of David!… Read More
The Incomprehensible God
As we continue our study of the Supreme God and God’s passion for His glory, I wanted to share a poem I wrote back in 2014 as I pondered our Infinite and Incomprehensible Uncreated Creator. His age can never be… Read More
God’s Love and Our Parenting
Have you given much thought to the phrase, God loves you, as it relates to your parenting? Many people use this phrase as if to express merely a sentimental view of God’s feelings toward us. Yes, God has feelings for… Read More
Christians & Civil Government Part II: Government’s Design
In my last post we looked at what government is supposed to do. This time we’ll think about how it should be organized. While the Bible does not tell us that directly, I believe we can make some inferences based… Read More
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