Four different guys with different pasts, personalities, and pursuits experience the same situations, encounter the same people, hear the same conversations, and see the same stuff. They live to write about it. Their names? Matthew, Mark, Luke, and John. My tip of the day: When you’re studying one of the four Gospels, don’t compare them … More Before You Ask the Other Guys
If everyone would just stop talking about “sin” and start “loving” one another . . . This sin-love exchange encapsulates the unfortunate, detrimental message of our culture. Maybe a long history of increasing tolerance got us there. Maybe hardened hearts and worldly mindsets paved the way. Or maybe we’ve simply misunderstood the message of the … More Covered By Love
You’re watching the scene unfold. The betrayal. The consultation. The feast. The noise of the crowds. The verdict. And of course, you’re on the sidelines because you see the bigger picture. You would never be one to shout, “Crucify him!” If you had to decide who was to blame for Jesus’ death, you’d probably accuse Pilate. … More Who Really Killed Jesus?
Prayer is as easy as 1-2-3. Ask for what you want. Say, “In Jesus’ name, Amen.” Walk away, burden lifted. Of course, it may seem that God doesn’t answer your prayer, but that’s not the case. Sometimes he says “yes,” sometimes “no,” and sometimes “wait.” But he always hears, and he always answers in one way or … More 3 Reasons Your Prayers May Go Unheard
Do you think it’s possible to do great things for God and yet be completely unaware of what God is doing? To be in on something big and not even realize it? To see everything, but see nothing at all? Until recently, my answer might have been “no.” But I had the disciples all wrong . . … More So Close and Yet So Far
Journey of the Word 