There is no greater privilege than thinking deeply about Jesus. When it comes to what we choose to focus our minds on, we want to be a little like the apostle Paul. “For I determined to know nothing among you except Jesus Christ and Him crucified” (1 Corinthians 2:2). Paul is explaining why he… Read More

I am weak. I want to be courageous. I have been thinking about spiritual strength lately. Me and AI did some talking back and forth and it helped me come up with a four week reading that explores the virtue of fortitude-spiritual strength, holy courage, and endurance-through classic... Read More

We're living in a dangerous world. Physically dangerous, for sure. We're constantly being reminded of that. Everywhere you go, there are… Read More

IIs there anyone you envy? If there is, we usually don’t like to admit it. But most of us, if we’re honest, have looked at someone else and thought, “I wish I had what they have.” Often, the people we envy are financially successful. If we ask others… Read More

How do we stir one another up to love and good works? Hebrews 10:25 starts with a clear answer: “Not neglecting to meet together.” The fact that he commands them not to neglect meeting together assumes that Christians were meeting together. This is basic, but needs to be said…Read More

After reminding us of the privileges we have in Christ, the writer of Hebrews calls on us to respond. In Hebrews 10:24 and 25, he highlights one of our most critical spiritual responsibilities: the call to intentional thinking. “And let us consider…” We should notice who he is addressing... Read More