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Standing on God’s Promises
For the believer whose healing has not come, whose breakthrough tarries, whose loved one was buried in faith- this little book offers hope God already gives...
Power to Produce Wealth
A careful walk through what Scripture actually teaches about money, tithing, debt, and the prosperity God promises to those who walk in His ways.
Ongoing Debt Of Love
A look at Romans 13:8, the freedom from financial bondage, and the one obligation the believer is never free of. The command to Love as God loves
The Ezer Benedgo God Gave
Buried in Genesis 2:18 is the Hebrew ezer kenegdo — a phrase God uses 16 other times to describe Himself as the shield, rescuer, and intervention of His people. This is an insight little understood today.
The Refiner's Fire
A reflection on the trials God permits in the life of His people — not as ruin, but as refining. Drawing on Job, the silversmith of Malachi 3, Peter’s fiery trial...
The Day of Small Beginning
A reflection on the pattern that runs through the whole of Scripture — the smallest tribe, the youngest son, the smaller loaves, the smaller crowd, the smaller seed.
The Stone Throwers
A searching reflection on the scene in John 8 — the woman dragged before Jesus, the accusers with stones in hand, and the only One in the courtyard who was actually qualified to throw one, and didn’t.
For God Has Given Me Another
A reflection on the gentlest and most fragile of journeys — the path from love, through loss, and back again to love. Drawing on Eve, Abraham, Isaac, Boaz and Ruth, Job, and Naomi, and on the witnesses of others...
God Resists the Proud
A good attitude is one of life’s most powerful virtues — a reflection of humility, wisdom, and maturity. In a world that prizes independence and self expression, Scripture calls us back to an ancient and eternal value: the teachable heart.
The Exposure Adversity Brings
Anchored in Proverbs 17:17, this reflection examines what adversity uncovers about the people around us — and about ourselves. Drawing on the wisdom literature and others to edify the reader.
Train Up A Child
The greatest crisis facing families across the world, is not economic. It is not political, and not even the very real pressures of a rapidly changing social landscape.
The Dead In Christ Will Rise
What happens to millions who lived and died over the millennia without ever hearing the gospel? What of the loved ones we have lost, young and old, who never made a clear profession?
The Tongue Is A Fire
Of all the sins to which the Christian is exposed, none is so common, so easy to commit, so quickly defended, and so slowly repented of, as the sins of the tongue.
Biblical Numerology
Numbers in the Bible are never merely mathematical. Across both Testaments — from the opening verses of Genesis to the closing thunder of Revelation..
And This Is The First Day
This paper examines a question of significant chronological importance: at what point does the biblical day legally begin?
