Every power and authority. He, Christ, is the head over every power and authority, and this is tremendously encouraging again to you and me. Because who you and I are,…
The Aquila Report ↗As the beginning of the chapter indicates to us, it is for the Judean exiles in Judah. Their land was just destroyed and pillaged, Jerusalem and the temple was razed…
The Aquila Report ↗In truth, there are many more lessons to be learned, but these lessons, if learned, serve as a firm foundation for a godly marriage. My oldest daughter is…
The Aquila Report ↗Jonah’s story exposes a profound problem. The pagan sailors show moral sensitivity and reverence for Yahweh. And the brutal, idolatrous Ninevites respond to judgment with national repentance. Yet Jonah—God’s ordained…
The Aquila Report ↗We are not used to such praying — with strange words or speaking style, but, along with praying the Scripture passages above, praying these will broaden and deepen our own…
The Aquila Report ↗A profession of faith is not what saves a person; a profession of faith is one outward sign of the work of regeneration by the Spirit that saves us. That…
The Aquila Report ↗To claim to be wise invites God’s humbling for one’s hubris (Prov 3.7, 1 Peter 5.5). I don’t know if I am a wise practitioner, but I’ve done enough foolish…
The Aquila Report ↗In this father-son project, Tim and Michael Keller identify and examine the stories that shape American culture. The post The Kellers, Father and Son, Examine America’s Cultural Narratives appeared first…
ByFaith Magazine ↗Grace, Seasoned with Salt Colossians 4:2–6 Let your speech always be gracious, seasoned with salt. Colossians 4:6 What should the Christian’s conversation be like? This verse suggests five characteristics. 1.…
ByFaith Magazine ↗The believers in Antioch did not invent a label for themselves. Their neighbors watched their lives and found one. Christ people…Christians….What a beautiful name to bear! And if you bear…
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