The Parable of the Wedding Feast (the POWERFUL truth of Matthew 22:1-14)
The parable of the wedding feast found in Matthew 22:1-14 is a fascinating parable. Jesus tells this story as a direct challenge to the religious …
The parable of the wedding feast found in Matthew 22:1-14 is a fascinating parable. Jesus tells this story as a direct challenge to the religious …
Who wrote the Bible? That might seem like a simple question with an obvious answer. But give it some thought. How you answer that question …
What does repent mean? The definition of repent is often missed and instead we just picture an angry preacher yelling at us. We tend to …
“For where two or three are gathered in my name, there am I with them.” Matthew 18:20 I’ve been a pastor for 12+ years and …
My guess is when you think about the story of Jonah in the Bible you think of a guy getting swallowed by a whale. Sorry, …
The story of Samson in the Bible is one of the wildest stories you’ll ever read. But you likely don’t think of it that way, …
What is idolatry? What does God say about idolatry in the Bible? When you think of idols you likely think of something from the past. …
You know the story of the birth of Jesus. Likely, you’ve heard it so much that it’s become mundane. We know it so well we …
The shortest verse in the Bible is John 11:35; it simply says, Jesus wept. This verse is a stroke of genius. It says it all when …
One of the most difficult and shocking stories in the Bible is the story of Abraham and Isaac found in Genesis 22:1-19. In it God …
If you have been in the church for a good amount of time you have probably heard of someone who has decided to “withhold their …
Is cursing a sin? What does the Bible say about cussing? Many Christians have a pretty strong conviction about how to answer these questions. They …
What is a disciple maker? In my previous post, I argued we have an incorrect perspective of what discipleship is, often equating it to simply …
Jesus and the Canaanite woman (also called the Syrophoenician woman) have a fascinating interaction in the Bible. Unfortunately, it’s also subjected to some ludicrous interpretations. …
Doubt is not the enemy and not something that needs to be fought. It needs to be understood, expressed, and used.