“May those who love Your salvation always say, ‘The LORD be exalted.’” (Psalm 40:16) To get the full impact of this verse, you must understand its context. David writes before it that people are hunting him down to destroy his … Continue reading →

The following is an excerpt from Rosaria Champagne Butterfield’s My Train Wreck Conversion article. “As a university professor, I tired of students who seemed to believe that ‘knowing Jesus’ meant knowing little else. Stupid. Pointless. Menacing. That’s what I thought … Continue reading →

There is a Christian phrase that is both a tired cliché and a living truth at the same time. Jesus is the answer. What makes it a living truth is when you know what the question is! When you’re caught … Continue reading →

Revelation 5:8 shows 24 elders bowing at the feet of the Lamb carrying “golden bowls full of incense, which are the prayers of the saints.” Allow me a few quick observations. One, it doesn’t say what those prayers were. Two, … Continue reading →

The Tabernacle had two curtains – one at the entrance to the Tabernacle itself and one between the two rooms inside the Tabernacle – the Most Holy Place and the Holy Place. God dwelt in the Most Holy Place behind … Continue reading →