Was It Really Samuel? A Study of 1 Samuel 28
Bible questions: distinguishing textual evidence from theological inference in the two interpretations of the Endor incident.
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Bible questions: distinguishing textual evidence from theological inference in the two interpretations of the Endor incident.
In hardship and waiting, we often hope God will change our circumstances and answer our prayers in the way we desire.
Death invites us to reconsider life, eternity, hope, and our relationship with God.
A reflection on the growing interest in quitting smoking, the social, economic, and health factors behind it, and a personal journey through addiction, willpower, prayer, and change.
A reflection on education, knowledge, integrity, and why true wisdom begins with the fear of God and shapes how we live.
For those seriously considering theological study in the United States: begin with calling and faith, then face schools, costs, scholarships, student status, and the purpose of theological formation.
Beginning with the different formation paths of Peter and Paul, this article considers credentials and spiritual life, seminary and church, knowledge and ministry, and the calling behind theological study.
A reflection on the human voice, breathing and health research, biblical praise, and worship that continues into eternity.
A reflection on freedom, boundaries, and safety ropes, exploring how truth and belonging to Christ free us from the control of sin.
In the age of AI, how should a person write? How should we use tools? How do we remain authentic?
A reflection on prompts, research maps, interpretive debates, testing, and transfer as ways AI can help preachers read, think, and prepare sermons more deeply.
A reflection on going abroad, studying theology, and life choices: before asking how to leave, examine your motives, calling, and the direction you are truly following.
Faith is confidence in a trustworthy God.
Beginning with the familiar habit of reopening old wounds in marriage, this essay explores how love can quietly turn into scorekeeping—and how Scripture points couples toward forgiveness and grace. A lasting marriage is not one with no ledger, but one in which two imperfect people slowly learn, by grace, to stop keeping score.
A reflection on money, work, lasting value, and Christian stewardship through Jesus' question in Mark 8:36.
The God who made all of this pays attention to you.
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