I suggest that Ezekiel’s temple vision was not a plan for a huge temple in the Kingdom of God.

We pray God might continue to bless and strengthen the family in the faith that is growing in Latin America.

If you are same-sex-attracted, single, or just trying to support someone else who is facing these challenges, you are going to find a lot to help in the pages of this book.

Have you ever really considered what Jesus was trying to help us accomplish when he instituted the Breaking of Bread all those years ago with his disciples? Is it the Last Supper? Or the First Supper? 

God provides the way, and He expects us to take it!  He expects us to keep moving the direction He’s leading us, even when we don’t see how. 

I’ve visited churches where the worship culture includes exuberant singing and dancing! These cultures emphasize joyfulness in our hope and in our loving God.  

There are a couple dozen mentions of Jesus touching people when he healed them.  The healing Jesus did was personal, one-on-one. 

One step, two steps, three steps, four steps, we will walk in Jesus’ footsteps. The song trails around my home as my four-and-a-half-year-old daughter has it stuck in her head.

God's law offered protection to anyone who had harmed another and feared that an aggrieved family member (an avenger of blood) might take revenge for his loss.

The phrase, edify or edification, is used exclusively by the Apostle Paul in Scripture. It carries the concept of building, either physically (like a house) or as a metaphor for promoting spiritual growth. In all cases, it is a positive term.

"...the demons of the ancient Near East were the small gods of paganism. But what does this tell us about the gospel records where Jesus cast out demons? Was he really casting out small pagan gods?"

Prophets and apostles had weaknesses, internal anguish, self-doubt, fear, and pain. They had times when they didn’t want to carry on. They were, in fact, just like any of us.