Israel demanded a king, but their royal rulers diminished after only four generations, as we read in my last post. After Solomon’s son Rehoboam, Israel was snatched up...
The people of Israel’s first experiment with a king did not go very well, as we saw in my last post. The first king, Saul, put himself above...
Since the average worker spends a minimum of 40 percent of their waking hours in some type of work, it is important to explore its meaning to those...
Easter is the antidote for what ails our country, our world, and our very souls. This is because it gives us vision amidst a culture without clarity. We...
After a tumultuous period in Israel’s history, when they were freed from Egypt and wandered in the desert, they settled into the promised land under the theocratic rule...
If you’re a Christian, you don’t have a “calling,” you have three. Two of the three are fundamental and universal—that is, they aren’t optional and they aren’t individual,...
We recently looked at what the book of Genesis tells us about the nature of man and government. We ended that discussion with Abraham and his family relying...
What exactly does “sacred” work consist of? I suspect it is broader than most believers think it is. You may have heard the phrase “the sacred and secular...
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