Top Blog Posts of 2013
As 2013 rushes to a close, it’s time to look back over the shoulder at some of the thoughts, ideas, concepts, and random…
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Do You Have a Bible Reading Plan?
I heard a story about D. L. Moody in college that stuck with me. He was a great evangelist that had an incredible…
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Are We Supposed to Fear God?
“This is the command – the statues and ordinances – the LORD your God has instructed me to teach you, so that you…
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Trading the Utmost for the Urgent
Abraham was the father of Isaac. Isaac the father of Esau and Jacob – twin boys. While Esau was the older and rightful…
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“I Hope Something Haunts You in Your Sleep”
As we are nearing the end of Lander’s semester, it was time last week to hand out evaluations for my students to complete.…
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The Ram in the Thicket
At 100 years old for Abraham and 90 years old for Sarah, they finally have a son, Issac. God’s promise is fulfilled. God…
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Is Jesus Really the Only Way?
Jesus said to him, “I am the way, and the truth, and the life; no one comes to the Father but through Me.” …
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God Doesn’t Need You to Help Him Out
I mentioned in a previous post that God’s promise was not contingent upon Abram’s performance. Regardless of Abram’s shameful behavior, God still intends…
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“When Did Angels Hit the Scene?”
Teaching through the Old Testament, I’m often asked questions to clarify. Here is an answer to this question: “When did the angels hit…
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Empowered by the Spirit
But when the Father sends the Counselor as My representative–and by the Counselor I mean the Holy Spirit–He will teach you everything and…
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God’s Promise Is Not Contingent on Your Performance
Reading through the Old Testament, one might wonder where this Abram came from. What is his significance? Why is he now a main…
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God Has to Look Down at Our Highest Attempts
Ever since Adam and Eve were tempted to be like God (Gen. 3:5), all subsequent people seem bent to trod down the same…
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