Pharaoh was a religious man who had a great measure of intellectual, spiritual, and theological belief. And with each advancing plague, he believed more and more truth about God, Moses, and himself. However, after suffering multiplied and horrific consequences due to his rebellion — bloody Nile water, an infestation of frogs, gnats, and flies, the ruining … More Believing and Heeding
God calls us to a holy vocation — not a vacation. He works hard on our behalf, and it thrills him to see us working hard in grateful response. Some call this obedience; some call this duty; others call this worship. As God’s redeemed children — saved by grace and without any contributing works of our own — we are … More Quit Making Excuses and Worship
In Peter’s epistle, doxology transitions to duty. Peter reminds his readers of God’s gracious compassion; this is followed by his reminding them of God’s good commands. Christians are to be holy in their thoughts, actions, and relationships. Here are his inspired words: Therefore, preparing your minds for action, and being sober-minded, set your hope fully on the grace that will … More Prayer is the Key
Unfathomable Grace 