This week we skip ahead in Genesis to see God’s continued faithfulness in the lives of Abraham’s offspring. Unfolding Grace sets the...

With a focus this week in Genesis 15, we will once again allow Unfolding Grace to set the broader scene of chapters 15-18: “These...

How should Christians respond to the storming of the U.S. Capital Building? How should Christians respond to allegations of voter fraud?...

Continuing through the Scriptures with Unfolding Grace as our guide, we come to Genesis 10-12. While our devotion today will focus on...

For the majority of this year, we will continue to follow along the Biblical storyline using Unfolding Grace as our guide. This week we...

As I hope you know by now, our church family will be using Unfolding Grace as a church-wide devotional in 2021. The book has 40 chapters,...

A MIDWEEK DEVOTIONAL: TIME IN THE WORD TOGETHER This Christmas week, I'd like to take us on a devotional journey through Isaiah, guided...

This advent season we’ve taken more of a 360-degree view of Jesus. In looking to the various names prophesied for Him in Isaiah 9:6,...

We continue our advent worship by looking to Isaiah 9:6 and the names given for the prophesied Messiah. This week we see that the son to...

This advent season we are looking to Isaiah 9:6 and the names given for the prophesied Messiah. We look to them because these names have...

Colossians 1:15-20 is often known as the Christ Hymn. It is a passage which exalts Jesus Christ for His preeminence over all things. And...

As we opened Colossians last week, we heard Paul thank the Lord for how the people of Colossae had received the Word of Truth. This week,...

In the Psalms, the Lord puts word and song to the emotions of our heart, modeling for us how we can bring those emotions before Him in...

The Beatitudes in Matthew 5 offer a picture of the heart of Christ and a vision of the Christian life in the Kingdom of God. We’ll look...

Numbers 11 is a meaty chapter (pun partially intended). There are several subplots and minor points to be dealt with, but today I’d like...

I mentioned last week that I was away for a time of study, rest, and prayer. The time was a blessing and I am thankful for our elders who...

This week I am away for a time of study, rest, and prayer. I’ve found it to be a needful time to get away and commune with Jesus. This...

I’ll confess that I’m often at a loss when it comes to the psalms. I love the poetry of the psalms but struggle with their meaning. So...

Is there a place in the Christian life for mourning over sin? What is that place, and is it appropriate for our mourning to linger?...

The Word of God has much to say about shepherds. It points us to the role of a shepherd and exposes the work of false shepherds....