Today’s sermon study led me to Mark 6. It specifically deals with Jesus returning to his hometown of Nazareth in the region of Galilee.

The term prophet in the modern, New Testament age always rubbed me the wrong way. I think this issue stems from the abuse of the term that

In the fourth chapter of Joshua God has the people of Israel set up a memorial. Joshua is to select one person from each tribe to take a

Listening to the Supreme Court Justice hearing of Judge Amy Barrett has caused me to reflect on my approach in understanding Scripture.

To think that we as the people of God are entrusted to represent his majesty is both wonderful and terrifying. Wonderful because we are give

We live in a world that puts a high value on creativity and self-expression. Sociologists even have a term for this mentality, expressive

Who was Jesus really? Some consider him divine, others a good moral teacher, and some say he never existed. While the most liberal of

Is Christianity a fairytale? Can we take seriously stories involving a roving miracle worker who died and came back from the dead?

Quite often I hear something like this, “Weren’t certain books of the Bible added and subtracted during the reign of Constantine?”

We have all been in a place where we have wondered, “God, why did you not answer my prayers?” It’s difficult to humble yourself before an

After the Last Super Peter and the other disciples gathered at the Mount of Olives. Jesus told them that in fulfillment of prophecy they