Matthew 11:28 is an open invitation from Jesus promising peace and rest for the weary. "Come, follow Me," is an invitation. One that promises sanctuary and spiritual rest. More than that, it's an invitation to develop a personal relationship with Christ. A relationship that goes beyond following the rules. Specifically, it's an invitation to know... Continue Reading →
It's impossible to look at the natural world and not see God. His divine nature is clearly revealed in creation. Creation reveals God's power and divinity; the gospel reveals God's plan for our salvation through Christ. In Romans 1, Paul explains that the evidence for the existence of God is so overwhelming and clear that... Continue Reading →
Spiritual maturity is being able to view trials as opportunities for growth. James 1 reminds us that when struggles come, we're called to let faith arise. Our trials are not punishments but opportunities that increase endurance and our dependence on God. James 1 reminds us that in all things, we're called to let faith arise.... Continue Reading →
1 Corinthians 2 explains that our faith rests on God alone, whose wisdom surpasses the world's. In 1 Corinthians 2, Paul contrasts God's wisdom with the world's. He approached the Corinthians in weakness to ensure their faith rested on God rather than on his words. And so it was with me, brothers and sisters. When... Continue Reading →
Understanding God's Word requires patience, diligence, and above all Truth. Psalm 119 celebrates the Holy Word of God. Our approach to God’s Word cannot be casual. The goal of studying scripture is not to raise us to loftiness in the eyes of the world. Rather, it's to please God. For God’s Word is a lamp... Continue Reading →
