God is a God of promises. From the first chapter of the Bible, Scripture makes a case for the dependability of God. Nine times the text reiterates “God said.” And without exception when God spoke, something happened.
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Every person is an emotional being, yet some Christians have been taught that strong emotions are categorically sinful and therefore unacceptable.
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God has written his truth on human hearts, in the conscience (Romans 2:15). If truth is spoken graciously, many are drawn to it, instinctively knowing it will fill the moral vacuum they feel. Every heart longs for truth—even the heart that rejects it.
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Maybe it was the way he said her name. The inflection. The tone. The Galilean accent. Maybe it was the memory associated with it, the moment she first heard someone say her name without demons screaming it in her mind.
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As the writer asks in “O Sacred Head,” how can I possibly express my deep gratitude? I don’t have the words. Humbled, I just murmur “thank you” over and over. I know I can never thank Him enough, never love Him enough, but I want to die trying.
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In Refuge, the newest 6-part Bible study in our Biblical Character Series, we will see how God used a grieving widow, a faithful foreigner, and a man of standing to show us that ultimately, we find our refuge, our true Home, in Him.
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God tells us throughout Scripture (50 times in Psalms alone!) to trust Him. Because God is trustworthy, we can live a life of trust in Him.
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"So how do we love God? The theology, the works, and the feelings will come. They are good—but only after the devotion. Love always comes first."
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"I’m convinced that there’s one Bible verse that, when rightly understood, proves most offensive to people whose sensibilities have been shaped by Western notions of inclusivity and freedom."
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