Series — Refined by Fire: Walking Through Suffering with Christ — Post 11 How God Teaches His Children Through Adversity When Our Understanding Reaches a Cliff One of the great transitions of the Christian life is the transfer of trust — from self to God. But no man abandons his own understanding while it still works for him….
Giants in the Land: Volume 1 (War for Possession) — Post 6 of 33Part I — The Summons & the Stakes When Fear Refuses Inheritance Most believers expect giants to show up in “big” crises, not daily decisions. Scripture shows the opposite. Giants appear wherever inheritance is at stake. In this first part of Giants…
Giants in the Land: Volume 1 (War for Possession) — Post 5 of 33Part I — The Summons & the Stakes Conflict as Formation: War as the Means of Enlargement “Now these are the nations which the LORD left, to prove Israel by them… to teach them war.” — Judges 3:1–2 The modern believer assumes…
(When Revelation Gives Way to Reconstruction — Post 14) The Hidden Agenda Behind Midweek Crucifixion Charts After examining what Scripture actually says about the crucifixion and resurrection timeline, a fair question remains: Why is it so important to some teachers to prove that Jesus died on Wednesday or Thursday? What is the ultimate point? At…
(When Revelation Gives Way to Reconstruction — Post 13) What Scripture Really Says: Why 72-Hour Charts Fail the Gospel Record Over the years, increasingly complex charts have circulated online attempting to “correct” the traditional understanding of the crucifixion and resurrection of Christ. Most of these charts share a common goal: to prove that Jesus was…
Giants in the Land: Volume 1 (War for Possession) — Post 4 of 33Part I — The Summons & the Stakes Why Obedience Precedes Enlargement Crossing Jordan was not possession; it was consent. It was the soul agreeing with God that enlargement is worth conflict. God will not bring a man into conflict for which…
Giants in the Land: Volume 1 (War for Possession) — Post 2 of 33Part I — The Summons & the Stakes The True Objective of Christian Warfare Most Christians assume that Canaan represents heaven. But Scripture refuses such a comparison. In the Bible, Canaan is not the place believers go when they die, but the…
Series: Giants in the Land: Volume 1 (War for Possession)Part I: The Summons to War — Post 1 of 33 He Brought Us Out To Bring Us in Israel did not leave Egypt merely to leave Egypt. God had a destination in view. Redemption was never meant to terminate in deliverance, but in possession. The…
Series: Freedom That Remains — Post 4 Why Deliverance Must Become Discipleship Deliverance may remove an enemy, but it does not automatically establish a ruler. This is the great misunderstanding that has plagued generations of believers. Freedom is often treated as an event rather than a calling; as an experience rather than a stewardship. When…
Series: Freedom That Remains — Post 3 How Israel’s Repeated Cycle of Deliverance and Relapse Was Preserved as a Warning to the Church The Old Testament does not present Israel as a success story. It presents them as a warning. God could have edited the record. He could have highlighted victories and muted failures. Instead,…