He made a whip. Gentle Jesus, meek and mild. It was “a whip of cords,” John reports.

...His distinction was that he was the first man, after the Flood, to use aggressive force to control other people. An implication of this may be that he attempted to put himself above honourable men like...

...Prayer is something we need, and while it is simple to come before our Lord, it is not always meant to be easy. There is a reason we call prayer a spiritual discipline.

...No matter a person’s beliefs or religious affiliation, we all recognize the need for justice.

...For the Christian, there are really two ways we can react when our desperation bubbles to the surface. We can either panic, or we can trust.

.... We shouldn’t grow weary of faithfully praying these prayers. But we can aim for even more precision in our prayers for other church members.

...Jonah’s problem, and far too often our problem, is that he disconnected his theology from his life.

...Sin starts small – just a little compromise. But it never stays that way.

Is Christianity subjective or objective? Is it a religion of experience or of truth?

...Quite the opposite from being a spiritual theatre intended for the entertainment of the saints, church is actually a spiritual bootcamp where they are to be equipped for service and prepared for cosmic warfare.

Slavery? Surely that ended about 150 years ago? I’m afraid not. It may look different in the twenty-first century, but the problem is actually greater today than it has ever been.

The True Church exists in two simultaneous modes; the visible and invisible church.

...Throughout Scripture, God repeatedly bypasses human sensibility and chooses the rejected and despised of this world and esteems them as His beloved. What did we do to deserve this?

...Any genuine manifestation of the Holy Spirit in our midst is something all of us should desire.