I thrive when I’m surrounded by calendars, sticky notes, and to-do lists. The more that’s scheduled, the more I accomplish. A free day can easily become an unprofitable one. But when it comes to studying Scripture, I’ve discovered that planners are the last thing I need. If it’s scheduled, it’s routine. Only an item to … More as for hidden treasures
Psalm 8 is a favorite psalm of many. At a quick glance, it would seem that this particular psalm is all about the majesty of God and the value of mankind. David looks into the heavens and is amazed that the God of the universe would care for the frail human race. The remaining verses of … More not about us
Colossians 3:16 is another one of those great encouragements to the church to allow the Word to abound in them. One method Paul mentions is singing. Music has power. It sets the mood. Causes angst or calm. Adds the final touch to a ceremony or a celebration. Music does something nothing else does. It etches … More the word and music
It seems that Christians today want to throw out the term “religion” altogether. And for good reason. “Religion” in today’s world seems to imply “church,” “tradition,” or a person’s “faith.” It’s just a claim; an outward appearance, but nothing real. And so genuine believers want to stress that true Christianity involves a relationship with God … More religion vs. relationship
Journey of the Word 