This article does a fine job in discussing one of God’s incommunicable attributes — His eternal nature. From RickThomas.net………………………….
Eternal God Is the Beginning and the End at Once

This article does a fine job in discussing one of God’s incommunicable attributes — His eternal nature. From RickThomas.net………………………….
When people ask, “Why are you hopeful in the midst of this world, with all of the suffering and evil that goes on and all of the things that are happening to you?” they don’t want to hear merely about a great God. They don’t want to hear merely about redemptive history, an infallible book, or a covenant people who are a constant testimony to the real hand of God in history. They want to know what’s happening to you, what’s going on in your life. You are saying, “He is my fortress, he is my deliverer.” So they’re going to want to know when the last time he delivered you was. What does deliverance mean? How does this really work? Sharing the good news is often about sharing the personal good news of your life in Christ and not the abstract and generalized good news. They want to hear about your personal relationship to this personal God, who is the foundation of all of reality.
From The Allure of Gentleness: Defending the Faith in the Manner of Jesus. Copyright © 2015 by Dallas Willard. All rights reserved. Used with permission of HarperCollins Publishers.
This article makes a really stupendous point: The changed life of a believer lived out is as great a miracle as those who went to Jesus with leprosy and then returned completely clean! From writtenforourinstruction.com……………………..
When we are confronted by another for an obvious sin toward them — like speaking harshly to a spouse or child — rather than give excuses and explanation, this article submits we should rather say, “Please forgive me.” From blogger Tanner Kay………………………..
If a follower of Jesus happens to be OCD regarding their salvation, or if they attend a legalistic church, then reading the Bible might be hard and depressing. But this brief article reminds believers that it is primarily through Scripture that they can become familiar with Jesus Christ, and then grow to see that God is loving and kind and merciful. From NavPress.com……………………….
This article by Bible study leader and author Ann Spangler shows the scriptural and cultural significance of a title Jesus gave to Himself — the Gate. Good stuff! From AnnSpangler.com………………..
Pyle, Thyra — Gate
Usually when Christians paraphrase this quote from Isaiah, we mean that God’s ways of working are sometimes beyond our ability to understand. While that thought is certainly true, this article gives an additional perspective on this phrase in its context from all of Isaiah 55. From Knowable Word……….
https://www.knowableword.com/2021/06/07/context-matters-gods-ways-are-higher-than-our-ways/
This article does a great job in pulling together some lessons and insights from the miracle of feeding the 5000, mentioned in all of the gospels. From Stephen Bedard………
A sermon based on Luke 9:10-17 preached at Queen Street Baptist Church. Introduction How do we know when someone really means something? Usually they will repeat a statement more than once. Obviously it would be good if we took things seriously the first time. Unfortunately that doesn’t always happen. If I say something to my children […]
I am growing in my appreciation of the Minor Prophets in the Old Testament, and this article is quite interesting! From Crosswalk.com……………………….
https://www.crosswalk.com/faith/bible-study/lessons-we-can-learn-from-joel.html
This article does a fine job of unpacking this verse in Hebrews which reads, “Now faith is the assurance of things hoped for, the conviction of things not seen.” From Crossway.org………………………….
https://www.crossway.org/articles/what-does-hebrews-111-mean/