Follow the King

The firstborn is not about position—it is about mission. It is through the firstborn [bechor] that the values, morals, and lifestyle of a family are displayed to their world.

What does it mean that Yahweh hardened Pharaoh's heart? Did he lose his free will? Does God choose who responds to Him and who doesn't? The reality is that the work of God in our lives will either bring direction or devastation—it all depends on how we react to the revealing of God.

The ten plagues and seven phrases of the plagues reveal Yahweh as the Ruler and Redeemer of His perfect and complete world. The first three plagues reveal Yahweh exists. The second three plagues reveal Yahweh is active in the laws of nature and in the lives of His people. The third three plagues reveal Yahweh is a God with absolute power.

Our weapons of warfare are not our credit cards and our bank accounts. Our weapons of warfare are prayer, obedience, holiness, and a resolve to follow our King. 

The Bible is far more than a book that instructs us on how to live. It is a book that introduces us to the One who gave us life.

The security of Gods' presence, the benefits of God's saving works, and a personal relationship with God are grounded in the Person of Yahweh.

Many Christians claim to know God—but live as if there’s no God.

Three of the strangest verses in the Scriptures show us the beauty and glory of the Gospel as Moses and Jesus both live out the Passover of God in their own lives.

God extends patience as we express our concerns, doubts, and worries—but there comes a time when God expects us to move in obedient faith. But God doesn't send us alone. He sends a Brother to be with us.