Sometimes the greatest obstacle to following Jesus is not a lack of evidence. Sometimes it is fear of what obedience will cost. What happens when following Jesus threatens something you are afraid to lose?
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Sometimes the greatest obstacle to following Jesus is not a lack of evidence. Sometimes it is fear of what obedience will cost. What happens when following Jesus threatens something you are afraid to lose?
Education is about more than what happens in a classroom. From our earliest years, we are being shaped by the people, ideas, values, and environments around us. For Christian parents, the goal is not simply to prepare our children to succeed in this life, but to help them know God, understand their identity in Christ, develop Christlike character, and learn to live as citizens of His kingdom. In this post, I explore the purpose of Adventist education—and why true education is ultimately education for eternity.
What does Lazarus teach us about faith? Discover how to trust Jesus when life is uncertain, move the stones God asks us to move, and trust Him with the impossible.
Discover why Jesus delayed helping Lazarus and what John 11 teaches about God's love, unanswered prayers, suffering, and hope in Christ.
Discover why God chose Rahab the prostitute and what her story in Joshua 2 reveals about grace, faith, redemption, and God's heart for broken people.
Explore how Greek philosophy influenced Christianity and discover why reading the Bible through its own lens changes how we understand God, salvation, and the Second Coming.
What can Paul's imprisonment teach us today? Explore Acts 28 through a creative monologue about faith, trials, and sharing the gospel.
Explore the biblical meaning of God's remnant, why it is more than a denomination, and how God's faithful people have existed throughout salvation history.
Looking back on 42 years of life and 19 years of ministry, discover practical lessons about God's leading, meaningful relationships, and purpose.
Jonah should have celebrated Nineveh's repentance, yet Jonah 4 opens with a prophet angry at God's mercy. Why would God's grace provoke such a reaction? In this final installment of the Storms and Shadows series, we explore Jonah's struggle with divine compassion, the lesson of the plant, and the book's powerful closing question: Can anyone rightly resent God's grace shown to another?