February 2024

None of us can know what God is thinking. In fact, the Bible literally says that in 1 Corinthians 2:11: “The thoughts of God no one knows except the Spirit of God.”  The point Paul makes is that the only way any of us can know what God wants from us is if He tells […]

I can’t even begin to imagine the pressure that was on Abraham’s servant. He knew how long Abraham had waited for his son (nearly 30 years, give or take). He also knew what that son meant in terms of future promises (Genesis 12). He probably also was familiar with the time that Abraham took Isaac

I was 24 when I met my now wife.  Like most guys my age, I had dated a few women, but none that I really thought I could see myself marrying. To be fair though, that wasn’t really a problem with them, it more had to do with my immature mindset towards marriage in general.

I’m not old (I don’t think). At a relatively youthful 37 years of age, I feel like I still have a lot of life ahead of me. But even I can recognize the difference between me now and me 10 years ago. The “me” of my 20’s was racked with anxiety, consumed with fears about

Abraham’s reputation amongst the Canaanites in which he dwelt was bulletproof.  He was fabulously wealthy, commanded his own personal army (that he used to rescue Lot), and had a regular audience with kings.  It’s no surprise then that when it came time to bury his beloved wife Sarah, the people of the land told him