God’s Thunderclap Some have called the current situation the Corona Quake. At christianpost.com John Piper, in a discussion on making biblical sense of the coronavirus, said all natural disasters are a “thunderclap of divine mercy in the midst of judgment,...
Open Gates of Opportunity In Matthew 16, Jesus asked Peter a question that rings through the corridors of the centuries, “But who do you say that I am?” We all have to answer that question. Our eternity hangs on the answer. Peter acknowledged that Jesus...
Indistractable? Have you ever been to a national park with incredible scenery only to see people gazing at their cell phones? Many of us spend considerable time on our electronic devices responding to the urgent. Many of these pursuits are for good stuff, but it is...
Nelson Malwitz Have you ever noticed that Bible characters were most effective only after saying “Yes” to the Lord? Think of Nehemiah who was used of the Lord to restore the people of Israel to their appointed place. Gideon, the youngest of the least...
The final scene in Philippians is like the end of a movie. At the end of chapter 4 the screen goes dark and names roll up. Normally it is time to tune out. But wait! This is important. 21 Greet every saint in Christ Jesus. The brothers who are with me greet you. 22...
Just so we don’t miss it, each of the synoptic Gospels quote Jesus as saying, “It is easier for a camel to go through the eye of a needle than for a rich man to enter the kingdom of God.” What do we do with that? Having been in missions mobilization...
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