None of us are immune to pride. Nebuchadnezzar, the ancient Babylonian king, can teach us a great lesson about pride and humility.
Cancel Culture and a Fiery Furnace: Has your faith ever caused you to act on principles that got you into trouble with the culture or social norms?
The Bible proved to be accurate in its ancient prophecies. God’s historical track record gives us great confidence over the affairs in our world today. Justice and peace will one day be realized.
God never puts us in a time and place to merely conform to our environment, but to “come out and be separate,” as a people who are different.
What do you think it will be like to experience redemption from all of your pain, suffering, and hardship? What will you do in the climax of that moment?
In our continued devotional series through the book of Ruth, we come to a place in the story that is a fitting picture of Benjamin Mee’s thesis on life.
The Last Dance: Are my best days behind me, or in front of me? This question is something many of us ponder as the drama of our lives continues to unfold.
Do not call me Naomi; call me Mara, for the Almighty has dealt very bitterly with me. Feeling bitter with life? Disappointments are not meant to define us.
True faith leads us to abandon our idols, give up our gods of self-sufficiency and illusions of control, and turn to the one true God. Ruth clung.
Psalm 112 speaks of a person with a Good News heart in a bad news world. His heart is fixed, trusting in the Lord.