Some people seem to make it their ambition to demonstrate how evil the human heart can be.

One of history’s most remarkable battles had come to a glorious close. What did it all mean?

There’s much more to the idea of singing our way to triumph than this story might first suggest. 

A godly battle begins with praying, continues with praising, and ends with picking up the spoils. 

Prayer puts our eyes on God, not on our circumstances, and puts our faith in God, not in our resources. 

The perfect example of asymmetrical warfare—they have the multitudes, and we have God! 

We need courage to do what’s right—to judge rightly, to face critics, and to leave results with God. 

What’s better than being rescued when we cry out? When we see the danger signs, and Keep Out! 

“The waywardness of the naive will kill them, and the complacency of fools will destroy them” (Prov 1:32, ISV).

Did God use deception against Ahab? Hardly. He revealed the plan—if only he would listen.