Psalm 120 is really resonating with me today. It’s the first of the Psalms of Ascent. Three times per year the Jewish people would leave their everyday lives and go on a pilgrimage “up the hill” to Jerusalem to engage… Continue Reading
Much is made in our day about “truth” or at least “truthiness”. There are conspiracy theories, discernment blogs, fake news, censorship, and a host of other things centered around this fundamental question, “What is true?” It’s shocking, really, because about… Continue Reading
A couple days ago Rodney Howard-Browne, a false teacher in Florida, was arrested for holding services against a state mandate. There are quite a few moving parts to this discussion—and as such I’m a bit hesitant to enter in here.… Continue Reading
In preparing to preach on Hebrews 8 this Sunday I stumbled upon a quote that floored me. “Many Jewish survivor-victims of camps like Auschwitz and Dachau remembered with bitterness that their jailers celebrated Christmas and Easter.” Guthrie, G. (1998). Hebrews… Continue Reading