For the fun of it… let’s call Psalm 93 a “Song of Spring and a King”.
For the fun of it… let’s call Psalm 93 a “Song of Spring and a King”.
On April 8, 2024, I witnessed an extraordinary event! And you may have as well…
Luke, “the beloved physician” (Colossians 4:14), travelled side by side with Paul.
The letter to the Ephesians was written for more than one group of people.
The “farewell discourse” of Jesus goes from chapters 13-17 in John’s gospel.
The Psalms teach us about God, about ourselves, and about our relationship with God.
Bruce Metzger once said: “There is an old saying that in heaven everyone’s cup of joy will be full – but some cups will be larger than others.
On the Sabbath, Paul and his companions went looking for a place of prayer.
In these tender words, Jesus is preparing His disciples for His departure.
Praise is not reserved for just a few—it is the rightful response of everything God has made.