
What to Remember With 30 Seconds to Live (2 Peter 1:1b)
Share a comment Saying “Jesus is Savior” can sound harmless until you say it like the apostles meant it: Jesus Christ alone. That single wor...
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Share a comment Saying “Jesus is Savior” can sound harmless until you say it like the apostles meant it: Jesus Christ alone. That single wor...

Share a comment Peter is near the end of his life, and his words have the weight of someone who knows what failure feels like and what grace...

Share a comment The hardest spiritual test is not hearing God say “no” to a bad idea, it’s hearing Him say “no” to a good one. We sit with K...

Share a comment The hardest kind of disappointment is not failing, it is watching someone else live the dream you carried for years. We sit...

Share a comment The question isn’t academic if you’ve ever held an ultrasound photo, walked out of a hospital empty-handed, or wondered what...

Share a comment One sentence can stop a grieving parent cold: “I shall go to him, but he will not return to me.” We start there, with David...

Share a comment Shame makes smart people act like fugitives. Sometimes the hiding is obvious, like a new name and a new city. Sometimes it’s...

Share a comment A king hears a simple story about a stolen lamb and explodes in rage, sure he’s defending justice. Then the prophet looks hi...

Share a comment A year of silence can look like success on the outside and feel like slow collapse on the inside. We pick up the story of Ki...

Share a comment One bad choice rarely stays lonely. We walk through the David and Bathsheba narrative in 2 Samuel 11 at the exact moment Dav...

Share a comment The most unsettling scandals aren’t the ones that start with failure. They’re the ones that continue with planning. We take...

Share a comment Temptation doesn’t walk into your life carrying a warning label. It shows you the highlight reel, then asks you to decide fa...

Share a comment A single line can expose an entire life: “Forbidden lust is like someone dying of thirst while begging for salt.” We start t...

Share a comment A new king usually cleans house. David does the opposite. He calls for a nationwide search to find a living relative of Saul...

Share a comment A king goes looking for the family of his enemy, and what he plans to do with them flips every instinct about power on its h...

Share a comment God says “no” to David, and it’s not because David’s motives are wrong. That’s what makes the moment so unsettling. David wa...

Share a comment The word “but” can crush a plan in seconds. David is living the dream: peace in the land, a secure throne, a cedar palace, a...

Share a comment God’s silence can feel mysterious until you realize what King Saul refuses to face: you can’t demand closeness with God whil...

Share a comment One person with the wrong theology and the right access can tilt a whole nation. We start with a surprising historical threa...

Share a comment Panic loves to sound like wisdom. It tells you to move fast, trust your gut, and do whatever it takes to feel safe again. Th...