When you read Scripture, ask questions. Obvious questions. Unexpected questions. Silly questions. Non-sensical questions. Dumb questions. Just do yourself the favor, and ask away. It sets your brain in action. What’s the use in reading the Bible if you’re not thinking about it? “The vision of Isaiah the son of Amoz, which he saw concerning Judah … More a tale of four kings
Question #1. If the body of Christ, that is, the church, can be pictured as a building or structure (perhaps a house or temple), who or what is its foundation? Take note. So then you are no longer strangers and aliens, but you are fellow citizens with the saints and members of the household of … More the church’s one foundation
What makes a long song a love song? Would you say it involves expressions of affection? Sweet emotion? Longing? Happiness? Commitment and devotion? In the context of a startling vision, Isaiah’s eyes are opened to the reality of the rampant wickedness of the people of Israel. They have forgotten God. They have turned to their own way … More woe & wrath: a love song
A traditional Christian understanding of evangelism might involve the idea that one is sent to spread a message of hope to the lost. The good news of eternal life to the dying. To share of the saving mercy and grace of Jesus Christ available to all who believe, such that people will hear, and see, and … More unevangelism
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
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