How Do We Know What Is Good?
The oldest question in worship — whether a thing is good — is answered not by instinct or by age, but by the word that measures everything else.
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The oldest question in worship — whether a thing is good — is answered not by instinct or by age, but by the word that measures everything else.
Peter tells grown adults to be like newborns in one specific way, and it is about appetite.
Proverbs 22 puts rich and poor in the same room and reminds both who made them.
An honest look at Romans 8:28 from the side of the person for whom things have not worked out.
Romans 7:7-25 defends the law while describing the war it cannot win.
Jesus makes a claim the disciples could not have believed that night and the church has proved since.
James describes a scene in church that was embarrassing then and is still embarrassing now.
A midweek prayer shaped by the parable of the sower.
The parable of the sower ends with a promise about what a receptive heart can yield.