Check out this amazing imagery from Scripture’s anthropomorphic language. Consider this an update on my previous post on our tininess. The scripture, it speaks for itself here. Latin experts, would the phrase “res ipsa loquitur” work here? Thus says the LORD: “Heaven is my throne, and the earth is my footstool; what is the house… Read More »
For I the Lord do not change; therefore you, O sons of Jacob, are not consumed. – Mal 3:6 James reminds us that every good gift comes from God, “with whom there is no variation or shadow due to change.” God is unchanging in his “being” and in his “perfections.” He is also unchanging in… Read More »
The secret things belong to the LORD our God, but the things that are revealed belong to us and to our children forever, that we may do all the words of this law. – Deut 29:29 In the Institutes, Johny C warns Christians not to “pry into the secret things of God.” As we study… Read More »
What do George Washington, the Apostle Paul, and Thomas Edison have in common? The answer: they have all died. I know, how morbid of me. People naturally (and maybe subconsciously) try not to think about death. But it is good for us to think about death. Hebrews 9:27 says that “it is appointed for man… Read More »
One of the reasons I love to be in nature is that I realize how tiny I am. Did you ever consider how big the Rocky Mountains are? Or how magnificient the Grand Canyon is? God is amazingly big. He is the creator. He transcends us. You don’t need to be in a national park… Read More »
“Had you invested $10,000 in Wal-Mart in 1975, you’d be sitting on $25 million today.” I find in myself the tendency to go to the extremes: either to love money too much or to have a pauper mentality. (The latter happens after I find out how fleeting and distressing chasing after money is. Then I… Read More »
My web hosting hobby has been an experience at business efficiency. I love being able to help ministries get their message out. I’ve learned a lot over the last four years. There have been times when server issues have given me frustrations and reminded me to go to God in prayer. If your into web… Read More »
Today we had to argue our case before three judges in a mock court. I think I did pretty well. In hindsight, there was one question I could have answered more fully. (I could have shared a case in Virginia which stated that a general knowledge of conditions wouldn’t establish contributory negligence as a matter… Read More »
The worship of God is both a privilege and a duty of men. Christians would do well to consider how they worship. Consider the example that Psalm 136 sets out for us. A chorus of praise is given to God for His creative power and transcendent character and His providence in redemptive history. 1 Give… Read More »
I’ve not been praying enough. I know this because the Bible says pray without ceasing. I know this because I struggle with having joy and peace. God also used the evening sermons on prayer at Grace OPC to convict me. If I had communed with God, my emotions would be more stable. I can go… Read More »