The Brevity of Life
Numerous are the places in Scripture which seek to graphically describe the brevity of every human’s lifespan. Send article as PDF
Numerous are the places in Scripture which seek to graphically describe the brevity of every human’s lifespan. Send article as PDF
Because of our inherent limitations, our failure to properly use our spiritual imagination, and the blinding power of pride, we humans really struggle to adequately and wisely understand the immense gulf that exists between the natures of God and man. Send article…
Spiritual warfare is not optional for a Christian. There is no such thing as a spiritual pacifist or a conscientious objector. The adversary is a relentless, aggressive, and powerful foe. Send article as PDF
Psalm 143 clearly indicates that David is up to his eyeballs in difficulties. Feeling overwhelmed, incredibly lonely, and crushed beneath the oppressive onslaught of our common foe, David spread out his arms like a frightened child beseeching for a parent’s care and comfort. …
Because of their latitude, there are some places in this world which only have two seasons—dry and rainy. In Africa, for example, the winter months of July, August, and September have no rain. Wells dry up. Rivers evaporate and disappear. Dust is king. …
The “EASY” button was a brilliant advertising idea. It readily connects to that part of each person’s psyche which prefers life to be far less stressful and far more convenient than it is. Because the “EASY” button is fictional, anyone feeling overwhelmed by…
I learned recently of a speaker who told her audience that Christians ought always to be optimistic. She explained that Elijah’s negativity and pessimism after his titanic battle with the prophets of Baal (1 Kings 18-19) was unacceptable to her. Though tolerated compassionately…
“I don’t see anything wrong with it.” How often that foolish statement has been used as the standard to justify a person’s actions. “Behold, I thought” kept General Naaman a leper (2 Kings 5:1-11) and Saul of Tarsus a blasphemer, persecutor, and insolent…
Two important pillars of prayer are God’s faithfulness and righteousness. David begins Psalm 143 by touching on both these foundational matters. He writes: “Hear my prayer, O Lord, give ear to my supplications! In Your faithfulness answer me, and in Your righteousness do not enter…
Any traveler in a vast and scorching desert must be keenly aware of the locations of its every oasis. Knowledge of such a refuge is essential to survival in a desert. Send article as PDF