For you serious thinkers who are addicted to deep topics. And for you in the less-interested crowd who might typically pass this article by . . . But you were baptized in the name of the Father, Son, and Holy Spirit. In that order. So you’re a little intrigued. Here’s a thought. The Trinity is one of … More Father, Holy Spirit, & Son: When the Trinity is Out of Order
Your child was doing just fine until you told him “no.” He was simply playing with his toys on the kitchen floor, completely oblivious to the danger around him. The thought of touching the oven never entered his mind. And he wouldn’t have touched it. Except for one problem. You told him “no.” You said, … More wanted: opportunities to sin
My logic goes something like this. We are left with a Word. Not just a word. Many words. With these words, the God of the universe tells us everything we need to know. Everything. If there’s something He hasn’t told us, it’s not important. He didn’t leave anything out. What He has told us is important. After all, this … More the main thing
A new year brings reflection. Sorrows and joys of the past. Fears and hopes for the future. Who I was. Who I am. {So that, as sin reigned in death, grace also might reign through righteousness leading to eternal life through Jesus Christ our Lord. Rom 5:21} This year, my ponderings might be summed up in … More two wonders
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
Journey of the Word 