God loves to do things in a big way: “grace upon grace,” “pressed down, shaken together, and running over.” Here’s another example of His generosity.

According to God, the world is condemned and ready to burn. Everyone on it should have at least a mild curiosity if a rescue ladder is available.

Jacob might have thought it was a random location for his overnight stop, but it happened to be the place where his grandfather called on the name of the Lord.

The subtle phrasing is easily overlooked, but God’s plan always was to bring, through His plan, the most blessing to the most people.

Key decisions are like the juncture of a railroad track. Where it branches is a matter of inches, but at the end the two lines can be a continent apart.

It’s true, Esau sought repentance, but not for his own heart; it was his father, Isaac, he wanted to repent. We seldom find repentance when we think it’s the other fellow’s fault!

When someone decides to live life by taking from others, in the end the person from whom they take the most is themselves.

Like a stone thrown across the surface of a lake, actions we take today can ripple across many generations. Careful!

The Lord said, “Open your mouth wide and I will fill it,” but like any good parent, He will only fill it with what’s good for us.

No wonder the Hittites were “hit and miss.” They believed their gods were as uncertain as the weather, as uncaring as nature.