The Mountain of God: Why the World is not the Tyrant's
(Isaiah 2:2-5) A prophet's words from 2,700 years ago offers hope and truth while our world reels from Russia's invasion of Ukraine.
My Brother’s Keeper: The Bible & Marvel Studios on Neighborly Love
How Black Panther's post-credits scene captures the Christian ethic of being my "brother's keeper," and what the Bible says about war and oppression.
God Likes You
One woman's realization of God's affection for her turns a gathering into a moment of awe and joy.
Amanda Gorman’s Soaring Inaugural Poem and the Scripture at its Heart
Amanda Gorman's inspirational inaugural poem "The Hill We Climb," and the Bible reference on justice and healing at its heart.
The Fear of Something Better
(Psalm 112:1) What we fear is what we obey. It's what drives us. It consumes our thoughts. It's no wonder the Bible emphasizes the "fear of the LORD" as key to a blessed life.
Wooden Savior. Heart of Stone.
(Jeremiah 2:27-28) Jeremiah calls out the idol worship of Israel. It was everywhere. He calls them to turn their faces to God. His words matter for us.
The Freshwater Spring You Must Visit: The Spring of Living Water
(Jeremiah 2:13) God has a word for His people: Stop digging bad wells. Turn to Me, your source of Living Water.
What is the Day of Atonement and the Christian's Response to it?
(Leviticus 16:15-16) The Day of Atonement, or Yom Kippur, is the holiest of days on the Jewish calendar. But, should Christians celebrate, and what is its significance?
Stress Making you Wilt? Here's the One Thing that Outlasts Your Anxiety and Exhaustion
(Psalm 103:15-18) How the enduring love of God carries us through stress and anxiety.
A Tale of Two Kings
(Psalms 20:6-9) We're caught in a political warzone, where the tale of nationalism is getting louder. King David, though, shows us the better way.
