In Matthew 22, the formal rejection of Jesus continues, as groups of unlikely allies come together to oppose him with riddles and challenges designed
The God of the universe calls and invites all people to obey him, to fellowship with him, and to serve him and, like a
Paul’s letter to the Romans is, all at once, dense and joyous, heavy-hitting and soul-liberating, complex and straight-forward, theological and practical. Many have called
Matthew 17 ends with a short and strange story involving a temple tax, a parabolic rhetorical question, and a wealthy fish; all tied together
Scripture is clear that, for those who follow the Lord Jesus and proclaim the riches of his saving grace, causing some offence is unavoidable.
It’s one thing to hold a membership at a fitness centre, it’s another thing to use it. It’s wonderful to belong to a gym
Whether we realize it or not, whether we understand it or not, and whether we believe it or not, we are all at war
Paul encourages Christians “to be in subjection to the governing authorities” (Rom 13:1a). Peter backs him up when he commands believers to “submit yourselves