Fear, Food, and the Mercy of God’s Provision
Remember that time you were already late to a meeting, and then your car wouldn’t start? Or perhaps the moment you were slammed by an unexpectedly large bill that seemed to come out…
Remember that time you were already late to a meeting, and then your car wouldn’t start? Or perhaps the moment you were slammed by an unexpectedly large bill that seemed to come out…
One of my favorite features of the Exodus account is the language Moses uses to describe God’s perspective on the suffering and oppression His people experienced in Egypt. It says: “God heard their…
The idea that a Christian wouldn’t tell people about Christ sounds absurd. And yet, it seems like that’s exactly what Jesus is telling his disciples to do in Mark 8! Underneath this strange…
This week, I crammed in the back of a mini-van and embarked on a short Colorado roadtrip to experience not only the beautiful mountains but also that mountain of a ministry known as…
Throughout the Scriptures, one theme becomes clear: The Gospel and the truth of God are not merely intellectual facts to be grasped. Even Jesus himself called a number of humble fisherman to be…
Over the past couple of months, I noticed an interesting linguistic phenomenon. That is, the language of deserving. Let me illustrate using several examples: As final exams at the end of the school…