It is remarkable to me that the theologically most fertile parts of the Bible are all, yes all, set in the context of the people of God facing significant danger and chaos. -Alan Hirsch
It is remarkable to me that the theologically most fertile parts of the Bible are all, yes all, set in the context of the people of God facing significant danger and chaos.
-Alan Hirsch
The presence of Jesus among His people, called out as a spiritual family, to pursue His mission on this earth [ratings]
Rick Underhill’s advice on a Bible Study Method. It starts with “read the bible humbly”
I started reading “Mere Christianity” yesterday while waiting for my Mac to capture a couple hours of video. It was left in my office by whoever was here before. What makes this book so interesting, is not just that it is a 1963 printing of it, which makes it old and smell good, but it…
The thought of the day is: don’t lower the Bible to your level of experience – cry out to God to raise your level of experience to the level of what you see in the Bible.
The other day the boys were playing outside on their scooters while I was getting ready to plant some grass seed. They were skating back and forth and talking a mile a minute at 120 decibels. Isaac skated over and asked ‚ÄúWhat is Batman‚Äôs secret identity again?‚Äù ‚ÄúBruce Wayne‚Äù I told him. ‚ÄúOk, David, since…
“But what he is saying, as he does in one way or another throughout, is that just because God’s wedding party has been thrown open to all and sundry — to Gentiles as well as Jews, as Paul never tired of insisting — that doesn’t mean that once they’ve accepted the invitation they can carry…
