
School for Kings
The Bible describes Messiah as King of Kings and Lord of Lords. That implies there are kings and lords under him. Who are these subordinate

The Bible describes Messiah as King of Kings and Lord of Lords. That implies there are kings and lords under him. Who are these subordinate

Why is life so hard? Our own poor choices have something to do with that, but the difficulties of life aren’t always our fault. Sometimes

Which is easier: to believe that God does miracles, or to believe that God does miracles through us? Deuteronomy 16:18-21:9; Isaiah 51:12-53:12; 1 Kings 3:16-28;

How do we want to be remembered? If we’d like to be remembered by how we lived for God, then maybe we should ponder what

Is it really a bad idea for a nation to select a foreigner as their leader? Yes, it is. That’s why not only the Bible,

One surprising thing about the human story is not that the world around us changes so often, but rather how rarely we notice the changes.

On top of all the other hard questions about why things are as they are, how about this: if God knew that it wasn’t good

This coming week, August 28-September 3 (1-7 Elul 5782), the Bible reading plan covers the portion Shoftim (Judges). 28 Aug Deuteronomy 16:18-17:13 Ezekiel 47:1-23 Titus
When God’s people cry out for justice and vindication, they usually see themselves as the victims, but what if they are also the oppressors? Isaiah