How will it ever happen? This question comes to mind every time I think about “the knowledge of the glory of the Lord filling the earth as the waters cover the sea.” (Psalm 72:19; Habakkuk 2:14; Isaiah 11:9). It was surprising for me to read Matthew Henry’s comments on Habakkuk 2:14. As Habakkuk was…
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This morning I read “The Tale of the Flopsy Bunnies,” to my 6 and (almost) 4 year old grandchildren. I was pleasantly surprised by the vocabulary. Beatrix Potter uses words like “soporific” and “improvident.” These words were easily defined by their use in the context of the story. (soporific – tending to induce…
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Social media posts seem to indicate that many Christians have lost hope in these days of Covid 19, political unrest, and racial tensions. They are so convinced we are in the last days of life on earth that they are seeing defeat rather than looking to the Lord for His promised victory (coming either…
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Consider this verse: A wise man scales the city of the mighty and brings down the stronghold in which they trust. Proverbs 21:22 This verse is all about changing the culture of a city, taking down the things that people (especially the powerful and influential) are trusting in for their power and security as…
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It has been interesting to hear of all the good Christians can see from these months of lockdown in our nation. Cited are things like the smashing of idols such as professional sports and sports in general. The public schools have taken a hit as people can see the lack of concern for the…
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“If your faith isn’t working at home, don’t export it.” The Preacher quoted was speaking to the importance of our faithfulness to God’s Word in our homes as well as in public and on the missions field. Christians are quick to talk about “water cooler” talks and “elevator speeches” but we have no…
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