Joshua 2 reminds us that God is often working long before we can see the evidence of it. While Israel is preparing to enter the Promised Land, God has already gone ahead of them and prepared the way i...  Read More

After 40 years of wandering in the wilderness, the Israelites are camped on the east side of the Jordan River, poised to finally enter a new season and conquer the Promised Land. God takes this moment...  Read More

In John 21, Jesus meets Peter after his greatest failure and asks him a simple but deeply personal question: “Do you love Me?” Jesus shows us that our relationship with Him matters more than our perfo...  Read More

Jesus asks a deeply challenging question: “Why do you call me ‘Lord, Lord,’ and not do what I tell you?” It is possible to speak the language of faith, attend church, and affirm that Jesus is Lord whi...  Read More

For 38 years, this man has lived with the same condition, the same disappointment, and the same excuses. Then Jesus walks into his situation and asks a seemingly obvious question: “Do you want to be m...  Read More

Isaiah 6 reminds us that God's call always begins with God's presence. Before Isaiah was commissioned, he encountered the holiness of God, recognized his own sin, received cleansing through God's grac...  Read More

God's question to Moses, "What is that in your hand?" wasn't really about a shepherd's staff—it was about whether Moses would trust God with what had already been entrusted to him. After years of fail...  Read More

Every question God asks in Scripture is an invitation to examine our hearts, and the very first question He asks is, "Where are you?" In Genesis 3, we discover that sin always promises more than it de...  Read More

Peter closes his letter by reminding suffering believers that the Christian life is not sustained by self-confidence but by humble dependence on God. Humility trusts when God's timing is different tha...  Read More

In Psalm 19, King David recounts the ways God has revealed himself to men, and celebrates what is most precious to him: His relationship with God. This psalm both whets our appetite to know more of Go...  Read More

Peter reminds believers that history is moving toward a definite conclusion: “the end of all things is at hand.” Because Jesus is returning, Christians are not called to fear or retreat, but to live w...  Read More

Suffering is an unavoidable part of living in a broken world, and sometimes it comes simply because we belong to Jesus. Peter reminds us that when suffering comes, we are not to respond with fear, but...  Read More