Once upon a time, the gospel thundered,Not as suggestion but as command,Not as comfort only,But as fire upon the hearts of men. Once upon a time, disciples would not bow,Their voices rose where markets bustled,Their courage clashed with crowns and swords,Kings trembled, lions fed on saints—Yet truth was not silenced. Once upon a time, the … Continue reading Once Upon a Time
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God Is For You – Romans 8:31–39
“If God is for us, who can be against us?” (Romans 8:31) Paul’s questions in Romans 8 remind us of an unshakable truth: God is for His people. He did not spare His own Son—so why would He withhold anything good? He has justified us—so no accusation can stand. He loves us—so nothing can separate … Continue reading God Is For You – Romans 8:31–39
The Holy Place Furniture: A Blueprint for Worship
The text explores the concept of worship by analyzing the Tabernacle's Holy Place. It emphasizes structured worship through Christ’s symbolism—The Brazen Altar for sacrifice, the Brass Laver for cleansing, and furnishings like the Table of Shewbread and Golden Lampstand. This highlights that true worship is Christ-centered, redemptive, and a believer's pursuit.
The Ark of the Covenant: Seeing Christ and His Work
The Ark of the Covenant symbolizes Jesus Christ, revealing His dual nature as fully God and fully man. Designed with divine purpose, it serves as a throne of grace, embodying God’s presence and mercy. The items it contained foreshadow Christ’s roles as King, Prophet, and Priest, offering profound truths that shape our faith.
Lessons in Faith: God as Jehovah-Rapha
The Israelites faced a lack of potable water, transforming their triumph into a testing journey. This experience at Marah revealed God's healing nature, Jehovah-Rapha, emphasizing that obedience leads to health. Bitter moments shape trust in God, ultimately guiding to abundant provision, illustrating the importance of faith during life's challenges.
Discovering God’s Splendor
"...a heart that has seen God's splendor can't help but speak. So why, then, do so many Christians remain silent? Have we lost sight of the glory before us?"
Finding Hope in Crisis: A Biblical Perspective
Exodus 14 A Poem by Jason Lane In a time of crisis, despair takes hold,It whispers defeat, makes hearts turn cold.Fear calls to retreat, to step away,Impatience urges, "Act without delay." Presumption beckons, "Jump in the fray!"But the voice of God bids us to stay:"Stand still, hold fast, and know My might,Watch salvation unfold, pure … Continue reading Finding Hope in Crisis: A Biblical Perspective
Seek the Lord: A Path to True Fulfillment
Yesterday, I felt a strong pull towards God while speaking with my wife and son, Elijah, who is preparing for ministry. I encouraged him to seek the Lord rather than just opportunities, emphasizing that true fulfillment comes from knowing God’s heart and will, as exemplified by David’s example of devotion.
Servant
Week 2 Day 3 “But made himself of no reputation, and took upon him the form of a servant, and was made in the likeness of men:” Philippians 2:7 The verse for today comes after the verses from the previous two days intentionally, as this verse is best explained by breaking down the characteristics of … Continue reading Servant
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