The Three Mile an Hour God
The average person walks three miles an hour. With a little effort, we can increase that speed, but not by much. Our …
The average person walks three miles an hour. With a little effort, we can increase that speed, but not by much. Our …
There is one constant in life—suffering. And suffering has a way of witling everything down to the basics, it strips away our …
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Hands down, parenting is the hardest thing I’ve ever done in my life. The lion’s share of my guilt and shame are …
Matthew 28:1-6- “Now after the Sabbath, toward the dawn of the first day of the week, Mary Magdalene and the other Mary went …
Ever had someone hand it to you? I have, many times. One of my most memorable was in a sparring match in …
Certain stretches of existence are damn near unbearable. Life has a way of kicking us in the teeth regularly, but sometimes the …
The book of Job is a guide on how to engage God in the face of mouth-stopping pain. It is also a …
Encouragement falls in the category of need, not want. We need it to persevere in the face of life’s struggles and pain. …
God invites us to authenticity and boldness as we engage with him. Lament is his invitation to hold nothing back, but to …
Martin Luther was. a central figure during the reformation in the 1500’s. He was a pastor at heart, always concerned with how …
Remembering where we came from leads to freedom, humility, gratitude, and wisdom. This series focuses on our origin story and what it …
What does the Bible have to say to the warrior? How should the warrior integrate their faith with their job? Is God …
We need forgiveness and we need to give forgiveness—so we need to understand forgiveness. The series unpacks the mechanics of forgiveness as …
Seething in prayer, Job questions, “does it seem good to you to oppress, to despise the work of your hands?” (Job 10:3). …
He Will Not Let me Get My Breath Life is hard. It leaves us breathless, exhausted and often, disillusioned. In these places …
The last few months of post have traced David as the template of the godly warfighter. His life models the intersection of …
The final mark of the man of God and the man of war is gospel reliance. The above discussion of the warrior’s …
Omniscience invites us to grapple with a God who knows all, possesses comprehensive understanding, and has all-encompassing knowledge, transcending time and space. …
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David’s predominance in the Old Testament is indisputable; as the voluminous material about him confirms this fact. But it is more than …
War overwhelms the senses and touches the recesses of the warrior. It does not leave an individual the same. The impact of …
Healthy communities foster healthy warriors.[1] David knew this well. He was surrounded by a supportive community (1 Sam 18:16, 22:2). He loved gathering …
One of David’s most significant contributions to warfighter theology is his complex understanding and relationship to his enemies, an issue that is …
In the narratives of David, readers see extensive combat experience, and are able to discern how he engages his God in the …
God’s providence explores God actively sustaining and governing the universe. His providence encompasses His continuous care and guidance over all creation. We …
God’s Providence: Navigating Life’s Journey under the Guidance of the Divine Read More »
As a warrior, David’s walk with God was his lifeline. This fact is woven through the fabric of the Davidic narratives. At …