A shepherd’s revelation, a classic hymn, the case for Krampus, and why we need to understand fear to truly rejoice at its banishment.

Behold, The Grace Appears! We look at Isaac Watts hymn of God's unmerited favor and how it corresponds with God's high favor bestowed on Mary, the mother of our Lord and Savior Jesus Christ.

From the Pilgrims and Native Americans in 1621, we can draw inspiration for Thanksgiving. But the historical events, and eternal character, that serve as the foundation for the Christian's giving - in thanks - go much deeper.

The journey through the thematic 9 chapters of Proverbs ends with three great metaphors: A Meal, A Mocker, and a Mansion - and lands

on the Main Point we shouldn't miss about wherein lies True Wisdom.

The invention of the electric light was a life-changing time for our planet just a century ago... and its principle players are great examples of timeless wisdom and folly that we see in Proverbs chapter 8.

How exactly are adultery and idolatry synonyms? Well if they aren't EXACTLY, God shows us in Proverbs, and throughout scripture, what adultery and idolatry truly reflect in our hearts, and the cosmic crime we must consider when we look at our...

The Reformation was a rediscovery/restoration/redefinition of justification. Martin Luther expended copious amounts of energy confessing and sweating over his sin, unable to find joy or rest, exhausting himself in the pursuit of something akin to a...

What does the Bible say about debt? Can you be busy AND a sluggard at the same time? Is it true God hates things, and people? And how do all these things fit together in a way that brings any kind of hope? Hold on, we're going for a ride...

Proverbs 5 provides a first and fervent push back against the folly and destructive power of adultery. While it may seem like a no-brainer, there are several key points to consider on why we are tempted in this way, and what our best defense is...

Proverbs 4 affords not only the ability for additional insights from Solomon, but the opportunity to see the wisdom of Christ when we use the appropriate interpretive lens.