Yesterday was the closing ceremony for the 2024 Summer Olympics in Paris.
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While I attended the Iliff School of Theology in Denver, I volunteered to be an adult leader for a weekend retreat called Up With Youth.
A story is told of a man eating at a restaurant who orders soup but always needs more bread.
I can only imagine the terror of being on a small boat, surrounded by darkness, feeling the roughness of the sea and the fierce winds.
The Psalms are a collection of Hebrew religious hymns of praise, laments, royal celebrations, and thanksgiving.
I was recently at a work conference. It was a good day and I had been laughing about something with a coworker.
I personally am a fan of traditions and routines. They provide a sense of normalcy and comfort; particularly when other things around me seem to be in a state of chaos.
2 Samuel 12:8-15 highlights the profound consequences of King David’s actions and the ever-present opportunity for repentance.
David’s shock upon hearing Nathan’s story must have been profound, as it forced him to confront his own actions from a divine perspective.
The crowd had witnessed Jesus’ healing power over the sick, and their response was to follow Jesus, captivated by the signs Jesus performed.