King David is held up as a paragon in Christian culture, and connotations around him can at times portray a man floating three inches above the ground. But there is more to David than this. He was in fact a very broken and sinful man. Why do we still...

King Ahab was considered one of the most evil kings of Israel, largely because he married Jezebel, who established the worship of Baal and desecrated the ways of God. When we look at the heart of Jezebel’s story, this cautionary tale is a powerful...

Haman’s foolish plan to destroy Mordecai and the Jews is foiled by courageous Queen Esther. Haman’s fragile identity, based in his position and power was no match for Esther’s secure identity anchored in her faith in God.

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The choices that we make matter. They have the power to shape the people we are becoming and the future we create for those around us. In the story of Esau’s family, we’ll watch those dynamics play out tragically, explore why we also make the choice...

King Ahab was considered one of the most evil kings of Israel, largely because he married Jezebel, who established the worship of Baal and desecrated the ways of God. When we look at the heart of Jezebel’s story, this cautionary tale is a powerful...

Living into our calling as followers of Jesus requires that we are attuned to, and cooperative with, God’s Spirit.

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What does it mean to love God with all of our strength? The answer will very likely surprise and challenge you, as the shema again presses toward holistic an integrated understanding of loving God and others.

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When we think of the word “soul,” often we think about the deepest or most spiritual part of ourselves, in a compartmentalized way. Yet the Hebrew word “soul” or “nephesh” meant your whole, physical life. In many ways, culturally we are disconnected...

The Hebrew term used for heart, lev, refers to the internal world of will and affections. We are in God’s heart. The question is whether He dominates our internal world. Wholehearted devotion requires receiving God’s love, then responding to God’s...

While we use the word “love” to primarily convey how we feel about something, the Hebrew word used in the shema, ahavah, encompasses much more than that. Love, at it’s root, is about giving. God doesn’t just tell us that he loves us. He has shown his...