For decades, people have debated what is wrong with men. Some blame culture. Some blame absent fathers. Some blame technology. Some blame the church. While all of those factors matter, the deeper...
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For decades, people have debated what is wrong with men. Some blame culture. Some blame absent fathers. Some blame technology. Some blame the church. While all of those factors matter, the deeper...
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Most Christians admire Peter because he was bold. But the reason many of us relate to Peter is because he failed. He made promises he couldn’t keep. He acted before thinking. He...
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At first glance, Adam in Genesis and the young man in Mark 14 seem completely unrelated. One appears at the beginning of Scripture. The other appears briefly near the end of Jesus’...
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One of the most comforting realities in Scripture is that Christianity survived despite the failure of its leaders. Think about the arrest of Jesus. The disciples scattered. Peter denied Christ. The young...
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One of the fascinating themes throughout scripture is God’s use of children. Jesus repeatedly pointed to children as examples of faith. This wasn’t because children know more theology. It was because children...
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Modern culture treats interruption as the enemy. We want efficiency. Speed. Momentum. Yet throughout scripture God frequently works through interruptions. Moses encountered a burning bush. Jonah experienced a storm. Paul met Jesus...
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The most famous part of Numbers 22 is the talking donkey. For centuries people have asked: Did the donkey really speak? Could animals talk in the Bible? Why wasn’t Balaam surprised? Those...
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When most people think about the heroes of the Bible, Tamar’s name rarely comes to mind. Yet she plays a significant role in God’s redemptive story. Genesis 38 tells the story of...
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