If the theme of this blog is love, what's up with all the Bible exposition?
“Why so much Bible?”
If the theme of this blog is love, what's up with all the Bible exposition?
Category: Theological
“What’s Your Blog About?”
This blog seeks to be a place to foster the knowledge of--and application of--biblical love. . . . 1 John 3:16-18.
Priorities for Progress
2020 is over, but i fear we aren't yet out of the woods; as such, i must continue to focus on Jesus and follow Him.
The Promised Sacrifice (Advent 2020, #4)
Jesus was born so He could one day die. . . . Isaiah 52:13-53:12.
An Unexpected Christmas Reflection
What does our modern celebration of Christmas and the first Jewish Purim celebration have in common? . . . Esther 9:1-2, 16-22.
The Promised Restoration (Advent 2020, #3)
When Jesus came the first time, He brought the first phase of worldwide restoration, that those "in Him" continue until He returns and ushers in final restoration. . . . Isaiah 11:1-10.
A Challenge in Light of the Election Results
How should Christians respond in light of the election results? . . . Isaiah 22:8-14.
The Promised Ruler (Advent 2020, #2)
Jesus is the light we need in any dark time. . . . Isaiah 8:18-9:7.
Woe to the World
John continues his letter by warning people of the terrors of God's coming wrath in what might be the most relevant passage of Scripture ever. . . . Revelation 8:13.
The Promised Child (Advent 2020, #1)
At Christmas, we celebrate a Person--and He's not Santa Claus. . . . Isaiah 7:1-16.
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