In this article, we consider how Haman in the book of Esther foreshadows the Antichrist, illustrating his rise to power, demand for worship, and violent persecution of God’s people during the Great Tribulation.

In this article, we examine how the fast-paced, consumer-driven spirit of Cain’s descendants contrasts with the dependent, contented life of the Lord Jesus and challenges believers to live with a heavenly mindset in a restless world.

In this article, we reflect on how Christ, unlike Isaac, knowingly walked the path of sacrifice in perfect communion with the Father and willingly endured God’s judgment to die in our place.

This article brings Esther - a picture of the future jewish remnant - and Mordecai - a picture of the Lord Jesus - before us.

In this series, we collect memorable lines and lessons. They are intended to give food for thought.

In this article, we see how Vashti in the book of Esther pictures a merely professing church that outwardly claims association with God but, through pride and disobedience, ultimately comes under divine judgment.

In this article, we learn that discerning God’s will is not about seeing how close we can come to danger, but about deliberately keeping our distance from it and choosing what is most pleasing to the Lord.

In this article, we are challenged to consider whether we allow ourselves to be distracted by a passing world or deliberately redeem our time by seeking God’s will, following the example of the Lord Jesus.

In this article, we trace the profound transformation described in Scripture from being “once darkness” to becoming “light in the Lord,” showing how Christ entered the darkness of judgment so that believers might live as children of light.

In this article, we see how King Ahasuerus in the book of Esther serves as a picture of God’s sovereign rule and how his great banquet beautifully illustrates the gospel of God’s grace, invitation, rest, and joy.