God reveals to Habakkuk the dividing line between those who trust in themselves and those who live by faith in him.

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In Christ’s “High Priestly Prayer,” he reveals the glory he shares with his Father and the eternal life he gives to all whom the Father has entrusted to him.

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God answered a prophet’s cry for justice with a shocking act of judgment and fulfilled it ultimately through the mercy of Christ.

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A father’s God-given calling is to nurture and protect the hearts of his children, faithfully working and keeping all that the Lord has placed under his care.

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Genesis reveals that God created man and woman—equal in worth, distinct in role, and united in covenant—to reflect his image and foreshadow the greater marriage between Christ and his church.

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God’s creation declares his glory, but only Scripture reveals his will, his grace, and the way of salvation.

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Work is not a curse but a gift from God, rooted in creation, shaped by the fall, redeemed in Christ, and carried into eternity.

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In times of financial strain, physical weakness, or material loss, the heart can grow anxious and discouraged. But these seasons are not signs of God’s absence. They invite us to deeper trust. Saints throughout history have endured lack and found God faithful. His promises remain true, His care remains constant, and His love remains unfailing. When we remember that God is our Father, that poverty is not shame, and that suffering is short-lived, we can endure with hope. Even with little, we are never without the riches of His grace.

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“Keep your heart with all vigilance, for from it flow the springs of life” (Pr 4:23). In fearful times, we must guard our hearts with truth. John Flavel, the Puritan pastor, outlines fourteen practical ways to do so, beginning with resting in God’s sovereignty, remembering his promises, repenting of sin, and praying continually. Fear weakens the heart, clouds judgment, and robs God of glory. But faith, grounded in God’s character and care, gives courage and peace. Whether facing personal trials or global crises, believers can remain steadfast by keeping their hearts anchored in God’s Word and presence.

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God established the Sabbath in creation as a day of rest and worship (Ge 2:1–3). Though some view it as an outdated Old Testament rule, Scripture confirms its enduring relevance for believers. Jesus, “Lord even of the Sabbath,” clarified its purpose and renewed its spirit (Mk 2:28). Today, we observe the Lord’s Day—Sunday—to honor his resurrection and enjoy God’s gracious gift of rest, worship, and spiritual refreshment in Christ (Ac 20:7).

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