What Happens When You Die?
I had a seminary assignment recently that I thought might be a benefit to our readers. I’m...
Read Moreby Allen Nelson IV | Jan 4, 2021 | Theology | 0 |
I had a seminary assignment recently that I thought might be a benefit to our readers. I’m...
Read Moreby George Alvarado | Dec 9, 2020 | Theology | 0 |
To my dear afflicted Saint, I write this with tears that have been recently mixed with emotional...
Read Moreby Michael Coughlin | Apr 8, 2020 | Theology | 0 |
Most of the time I write, podcast, or otherwise post online, my posts are impersonal. I have a...
Read Moreby George Alvarado | Jan 2, 2020 | Theology | 0 |
Jesus wept (John 11:35). Perhaps one of the most memorable verses in the bible next to John 3:16....
Read Moreby Michael Coughlin | Oct 26, 2019 | Missions, pSaturday Psalms, Theology | 0 |
David is guilty of the death of Uriah (2 Samuel 11:15). Although he hadn’t physically touched Uriah’s dead body, there is a sense of uncleanness because of his involvement in Uriah’s death. So when David cries out to the Lord to be purged with hyssop, he is calling on God to cleanse him from his sin. David could have offered more sacrifices than nearly anyone who has ever lived. He was a rich man! But he knew that God delights in “a broken spirit; a broken and contrite heart,” rather than animal sacrifices (Psalm 51:16-17), and certainly hyssop is similarly a prefigurement of something…or Someone.
Read Moreby George Alvarado | May 8, 2019 | Theology | 0 |
Despair. Failure. Depression. Loss. Guilt. Apathy. Pain. Anything you could possibly think of that...
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