Amos: Why a Prophet Has to Prophesy

“Parallelisms” are a unique feature of Hebrew poetry. A parallelism is a correspondence in thought between one line and the one following; the subject of one line is repeated, contrasted or [...]

When you teach a book like Job, you ended up reading a lot on suffering and how a good and all powerful God can allow it to occur. In his commentary on the book of Job, Francis I. Anderson states [...]

The more that I study Proverbs, the more wonderful I discover the book to be. I especially value its abundant practical wisdom that can be applied in almost every area of life. However my article [...]

“And he did what was evil in the sight of the Lord…”, and “his heart was not wholly true to the Lord his God…” These two statements are repeated over and over again in the book of [...]

 God is the good and gracious Lord of my life, and the only appropriate response to His love is obedience to what He asks of me. The previous statement is what I am left with after teaching the [...]

What makes a Godly leader? In Scripture there are many great leaders. The one I want to look at is Moses: the first leader of the newly free nation of Israel. We are going to explore three [...]

Our time in Napajat is almost over and we finished teaching English at the school last Saturday. I think it was a very good finish. We helped at the “English Camp” the teachers had [...]

Hey guys!!! This week it’s my turn to write, and there are a lot of things. So here it goes. This is the week that we started teaching the kids, and they are amazing. Jordan and I teach the [...]

The reason Jesus could say and do the things he said and did was because He was secure in his identity as the beloved Son of the Father (John 3:35). He knew that the Father defined who he was, [...]

Wow, its good to be back in Thailand! This past week has seen us settle back in to what should be a bit more familiar, and enjoy both the food, and the Thai language we have spent many hours [...]