Our first lesson from the Old Testament in the New comes from a conversation between the Pharisees and Jesus about divorce. Where does Jesus start in response? At the beginning.

Reflecting on decades of life and decades of relationship with God.

Today begins a new Friday Focus on Lessons from the Old Testament, as we see how it is quoted in the New. Join me for a rich, deep dive into God's Word.

Is New Year's Day just another day for those who serve in missions or ministry? God created time for a reason, and it's good to reflect on that today. Use Psalm 90 to help.

As we conclude our study of Genesis, this post provides links to the entire series of Gems from Genesis.

There would be no Christmas without the Christ. When all the events and trappings of the holiday are put away, only Christ remains. God with us, Immanuel.

At the end of Joseph's story and life, he recognizes God's sovereignty and makes it clear to his brothers, while also reminding them God will return to restore them to the Land of Promise.

Born into a region of trouble and despair, Christ alone offers the solution for that same troubled region and her people.

Jacob blesses Joseph using several names of God. How can you bless others by using God's names?

Do the words we highlight or speak reveal our love of God? What about our actions? May we seek to be known as philothea in the new year: People who love God.