You have received a calling, a stirring from God for a purpose. Discouragement and distraction often delay the fulfillment of that calling. Yet, it’s time to continue and complete your calling.

We’re exiles and strangers, citizens of heaven exiled on planet earth. The call of God is for us to abstain from sinful desires and live such good lives that the people around you glorify God. 

The destruction and fall of Jerusalem is the darkest moment in Israel’s history. It is in this moment, that Ezekiel and Jeremiah share about God’s discipline of Israel. It’s hard, and yet, this discipline is for the glory of God, and ultimately, for their own good.

In this season of challenging circumstances that are beyond our control, we need an encounter with our holy God to recalibrate us to the truth. He is over it all and in the middle of it all. Our sin is great, but his cleansing is greater!

God sent prophets to warn Israel of the dangers of pursuing other lovers and gods. God wasn’t interested in an open relationship. He jealously pursued Israel despite their adultery and idolatry. He does the same with us today!

 God doesn’t require perfection from us. God desires faithfulness from us. And our faith can create a ripple effect that will pour out blessing on a thousand generations!

A look into the life of Solomon and the times where his wisdom excelled and others when it failed.

There’s an invitation lurking in Advent – the season of preparation for Christmas. It’s an invitation to patience, a fruit of the Spirit.

Jesus came to earth in the middle of a story that was already in motion. He came from a long line of saints and sinners. And yet, he also came to offer a new hope in a world full of darkness. He still comes to do the same!

God works through the righteousness of Uriah, the truth-telling of Nathan, and the repentance of David to reveal his mercy and love through terrible situations. In the same way, God wants to show his love and mercy to and through our lives.