If I Were Hungry, I Would Not Tell Thee: The God Who Needs Nothing
Doctrine — the aseity of God, and why a God who needs nothing is the only God who can love […]
Doctrine
worship
Bible Exposition
The LORD Is My Light: A Verse-by-Verse Walk Through Psalm 27
David wrote Psalm 27 surrounded — armies encamped, witnesses lying — and spent his one request on presence, not survival. A verse-by-verse walk through the psalm of fearless waiting.
Bible Exposition
Though the Fig Tree Does Not Blossom: Worship When Everything Fails (Habakkuk 3:17–19)
A verse-by-verse study of Habakkuk 3:17–19 — worship that survives when the harvest does not. Habakkuk does not end the
Bible Exposition, Revelation Exposition
Revelation 5 — The Lamb and the Scroll
A sealed scroll, a desperate question, and an answer that turns heaven to worship. A verse-by-verse study of Revelation 5 — the Lion who is the Lamb, the only One worthy to open the scroll, and the song that fills the universe.
Bible Exposition, Revelation Exposition
Revelation 4 — The Throne Room of Heaven
A door stands open in heaven, and John is shown the throne at the center of all things. A verse-by-verse study of Revelation 4 — the throne, the rainbow, the elders, the living creatures, and the ceaseless worship of the Creator.
Christian Mind & Culture
Allegiance Before Action: A Biblical Theology of Formation
Discover how formation in Scripture shapes allegiance and action, revealing deeper questions about identity and authority. This transformative process guides worship and highlights the clash between God-centered and idol-driven paths. Dive deeper into how these principles shape human society today.
Bible Exposition, Christian Mind & Culture
Formation and Allegiance: From Babel to Babylon the Great
Discover the transformative power of biblical formation, where allegiance shapes character before action. Delve into how Scripture emphasizes the heart, mind, and worship as foundational to shaping belief and behavior. Uncover deeper truths about identity, trust, and authority in formation. Explore how formation drives worship, distinguishing between allegiance to God and reliance on human constructs. This foundational exploration sets the stage for understanding pivotal biblical events like Babel and Pentecost.