Authorial Intention: Meaning is determined by the intention of the author.

In our everyday conversations, our words should be solid; we do not have to install oaths in our speech.

Jesus and His Apostles convey to believers that we can expect to be persecuted for God’s righteousness (John 15:18-27, Philippians 1:29-30).

“In the final analysis, Christ-followers must understand that the world is not neutral.”

“However, Jesus turns the world’s leadership values upside down. “

They used “strange fire.” The Hebrew word translated “strange” means “unauthorized, foreign, or profane.”

“Our Savior has overcome the world and its falsehoods.”

“For myself, COVID’s reality includes the decision to not receive either of the manufactured U.S. vaccines.”

“I believe that 2020 holds many insights for those who embrace Scripture as the inerrant Word of God.”

“What does this say to the believer today? Jesus’ referral to Lot’s wife tells us that we are to live a life that is focused on Him.”

“Our King is worthy, and His call to follow Him is decisive...it is not nuanced in any shape or form.”

“He will always deserve worship, reverence, and praise. His throne will be forever lofty and exalted.“

“In worship, in personal struggles, and in contemplation of our Savior, Psalm 24 is a powerful acknowledgement of God’s omnipotence.”