We all have a breaking point where we decide we can no longer trust God and need to take matters into our own hands. What does that extreme desperation look like and how does God fit?

With Aram's constant raids on Israel many would expect a violent retaliation against them. But Elisha acts in a way that Jesus would later act in, with peace and nonviolence giving an example of how to shut down the cycle of violence and evil...

What if God asked you to do something easy but odd... Would you obey? The story of Naaman raises interesting questions about forgiveness, obedience, and generosity. But also how God sometimes chooses to work in strange ways and through and in...

Through the story of a widow and her son's strange death and subsequent resurrection, we learn that sometimes, prayer requires struggle and perseverance.

See why God's strange and miraculous provision for a widow in 2 Kings 4 reminds us not only of God's care for us, but also about risk, faith and vulnerability.

In this tale of three kings, we learn that God alone grants deliverance. And in God's grace, He does it even for people who don't believe in Him

Two very strange deaths are connected with the ministry of Elisha. Is God being vindictive and capricious or is something else going on?

The story of Elisha is filled with strange occurrences. At the beginning of his ministry Elisha performs a bunch of miracles which show that he has been given a double portion of Elijah's spirit but also reveals to us God's character.

Canada has undeniably experienced profound and enduring Christian influence across the nation, but can we call Canada a Christian nation? Should we? What does the Bible say about the possibility of such a claim?

Have you ever heard someone say "who are we to judge?" Are judgement and love mutually exclusive? J Janzen reminds us that when biblical judgement is exercised rightly, it is an act of good news because it is not an act of condemnation but...