There are three foods that I detest, no make that four: anchovies, squid, lamb, and persimmons. Have you ever wondered why the Scriptures speak about three, no make that four things…? Read about a literary deviced called a “numerical proverb” in this new blog.

Why did God choose Huldah, a prophetess, to deliver a message on His behalf when Jeremiah was already on the scene? Find out in this new blog.

The tongue is a small part of our body, yet an extremely powerful one. The words we speak can bring about the greatest good or the greatest harm. Learn what the Scriptures say in this new study on the words we speak.

A passage from the book of James reminds us that our earthly life is but a mist.

God remains the stability of our times even amidst the most uncertain and unsettling days.

Does God use people like we may use a sponge or gardening shears? Is being useful to God the same as being used by God?

Learn what Psalm 6 can teach us about two realities: the physical/present and the spiritual/transcendent.

Some of the Psalms have an interesting pattern that can help us to understand how to pray more effectively.

While we often think of prayer as asking God for help or provision, we can also think of prayer as a way to understand His Will for our lives.