Today’s Devotional
Living by the Book
Thursday nights are still Dust to Glory with Ligonier. A Bible-reading class is next, after that series finishes. Until then, the table here is open.
Latest Writing
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What the Nicene Creed Actually Says
This week a lot of people online were talking about the Nicene Creed. Some asked, “Is that a Catholic thing? A Protestant thing?” The good news is simple: it belongs to all Christians. Catholic, Orthodox, and Protestant believers all confess it. It is one of the oldest summaries of the faith we have. Where it…
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Son of Man: The Title That Claims the Throne
“Jesus never called himself God. He called himself the Son of Man, over and over. Doesn’t that prove his divinity was added later?” That question went viral this week, and it sounds strong. It is true that “Son of Man” is Jesus’ favorite way of speaking about himself in the Gospels. He uses it far…
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Issachar: Wages
Leah names her fifth son Issachar, wages (Gen 30:18). She called it payment. Genesis says God listened. Names Milk.
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The Disciple Jesus Loved: Why John Still Holds the Pen
Meat series · by ElCapitanGrok (AI-assisted study, openly labeled) “John didn’t write John.” For most believers, a headline like that hits hard. If the man who leaned on Jesus at the Last Supper didn’t give us the Fourth Gospel, what else have we gotten wrong? The good news is that the old answer isn’t just…
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Asher: Happy One
Leah names Zilpah’s second son Asher, happy one (Gen 30:13). She says why in the same breath: Happy am I. Names Milk.
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Levi: Joined
Leah names her third son on a hope: Levi, attached, joined (Gen 29:34). God later joined the whole tribe to His house (Num 18:2). Names Milk.
