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We love the idea of diversity, until it cuts across our own idea of personal uniformity. I have been thinking often of the diversity of... Read More

Jesus’ first miracle–the turning of water into wine at the wedding feast in Cana of Galilee (John 2:1–11)–is one of the most wonderful biblical truths.... Read More

In 2019, the United Nations reported that “All societies in the world are in the midst of [a] longevity revolution—some are at its early stages... Read More

With our major denominations and conventions preparing for their annual ecclesiastical gatherings, concerted efforts to push agendas and rally troops is at hand. Sadly, it... Read More

My entire Christian life, I have heard individuals appeal to the account of Daniel and the lions’ Den (Dan. 6) in order to promote the... Read More

One of the most wonderful Old Testament types of Jesus and His saving work is found in the account of the cities of refuge mentioned... Read More

God has appointed pastors to carry out the weighty role of shepherding the souls of the people of God in the local church (Heb. 13:17;... Read More

It should astonish us that we can walk to faucets in our homes and instantly turn on running water. Never in the history of mankind... Read More

No one has ever modelled what a praying life ought to look like so much as our Lord Jesus Christ. He was constantly pulling away... Read More

On account of the recent focus on injustice today, I have been meditating often on the final judgment. Scripture teaches that there will be a... Read More