Posts with the tag “psalms”

The soundtrack of my childhood is varied. Thanks to my mother, with her strong alto voice, eclectic taste in music, and habit of singing while cooking, cleaning, and basically every other daily activi...  Read More

My wife and I have the privilege of working together part-time at a private Christian School. The school sits on land that had been previously owned by a farming family, therefore, the main hub of thi...  Read More

I was 18 years old, an ocean away from home, and I’d never seen anything like it before. The small Texas town where I grew up had a church on every corner. Now, I was surrounded by temples and shrines...  Read More

Psalm 103 opens with a summons to our soul to bless the LORD. To bless his holy name and to remember all his many benefits. But why have we received even one benefit as sinners against this holy and j...  Read More

We long for many things. Good things. We long to buy and sell, eat and drink, have a good night’s sleep yet seize the day. Our desires are without end. This is because “we were made by God, made for G...  Read More

One of the most comprehensive themes throughout the Bible is that of a Kingdom. Jesus wasn’t the first to talk about the Kingdom of God. We see it all throughout the Scriptures, even beginning in the ...  Read More

How are you? Most, if not all of us, hear this question at least once a day and, unless we are really wanting to get into it, tend to reflexively, and passingly respond with, “Good. How are you?” But ...  Read More

When asked why he meditated on the word of God, Eberhard Bethge, a disciple of Dietrich Bonhoeffer replied, “Because I am a Christian, and because therefore every day is a day lost for me in which I h...  Read More

“Aslan is on the move.” Upon their entrance through the wardrobe into the magical land of Narnia, this statement was repeated over and over to the 4 Pevensie Children. “Aslan is on the move.” To those...  Read More

Psalm 27 is “a song of cheerful hope,” writes Charles Spurgeon. It is a hymn, he continues, “well fitted for those in trial who have learned to lean upon the almighty arm.” One could even call it a lu...  Read More