Have you ever had a really bad day? Well, David, in this Psalm, is in the midst of one of the worst possible days that he could have ever experienced. The Psalm of David, the transcription at the beginning, says that when he fled from Absalom, his son, Absalom was David's third son, and he … Continue reading Overcoming Struggles: Lessons from Psalm 3
The Glory of God and of Kings
Proverbs 25:2 states, “It is the glory of God to conceal a matter,But the glory of kings is to search out a matter.” Mysteriously, God has chosen to reveal himself by first hiding himself. The creator of the universe is not immediately visible to us, but a close look at the Creation quickly reveals Him. … Continue reading The Glory of God and of Kings
A Christian Reading Manifesto
Book Review God chose to reveal himself through words. Since this is the case, why are so many Christians not reading? Or not thinking deeply about what we are reading? In A Christian Reading Manifesto, David S. Steele issues an urgent call for Christians to be word-centered people and answers both why and how reading … Continue reading A Christian Reading Manifesto
Laundry as Worship
"The gospel reminds me that I was bought with a price and given the task of glorifying God with my every breath"
Winter
(by Jessica K. Bunce) Waking up on wintery mornings to a wonderland of white have become a favorite of mine as of late. For the past two days, Louisville has awoken to a brilliant display of snow and ice that transforms the landscape into something out of a Christmas card. The snow hasn’t lasted long, … Continue reading Winter
Called to Words 