Each of the four Gospel writers, Matthew, Mark, Luke, and John, recorded the same story from a different perspective and wrote to a...

Nobody’s counting… except me. In the past months I’ve written the stories of ninety-nine recipients of God’s grace. Ninety-nine… There...

Joseph, like no other character in the Old Testament, clearly foreshadows Jesus. Theologian Arthur W. Pink details one-hundred ways that...

Three prominent men in the New Testament were named James. First, the son of Zebedee and brother of John, was a Galilean fisherman and...

Elijah bounded from obscurity onto the pages of Holy Scripture to challenge the wicked king of Israel. “As the Lord God of Israel lives,...

Abel was Adam and Eve’s second son. What else do we know about him? Jesus called him “righteous Abel” (Matthew 23:35). Why would Jesus...

Philip was a deacon, chosen because he was a man of “good reputation, full of the Spirit and wisdom” (Acts 6:3). He was among seven...

My friend, Mitch, lived up the hill and around the corner. I was just a little kid, but I remember the overwhelming grief that washed...

I know a few folks that have been alive for ninety years… not many, but a few. They’ve weathered the storms of life since the Great...

Matthew, Mark and Luke record fifty of Jesus’ beloved parables, stories told to teach important Kingdom truth. The Good Samaritan (Luke...