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Despite their repeated sin and failure, the Israelites were never alone during their pilgrimage; God was with them, faithfully leading them to their intended destination as He promised (cf. Exod. 6:8). And so it is that those “numbers” recorded by Moses weren’t just statistics; they were souls.
Read MoreIn a world bent on distorting every good gift, Christians must learn to guard purity, not as a burden but as a blessing. We are not protecting our children from joy; we are protecting them for it. It allows us to see reality as God defines it and to rejoice in the goodness of His design.
Read MoreAfter considering Israel’s identity, Israel’s present unbelief, and Israel’s future restoration, it becomes clear that our hope is not in the strength of any earthly nation. Our hope is in the return of Jesus Christ. The story of Israel is ultimately the story of the God who saves.
Read MoreWhile walking through books of the Bible with your kids, also consider Walking with God When I’m Afraid.
Read MoreDads who are satisfied in Christ don’t feel the need to chase the world’s approval. They don’t measure success by income, achievement, or ease. They measure it by faithfulness, and they leave their legacy in God’s hands.
Read MoreIf you care about sound doctrine, the protection of Christ’s church, and the call to stand firm in the truth, this is a conversation you won’t want to miss.
Read MoreThe book of Leviticus, using cognate forms of qadosh more than one hundred times, emphasizes the holiness of God like no other. And in so doing, it gives the answer. Under the inspiration of the Holy Spirit, Moses wrote Leviticus to help the Israelites understand the holiness of God, the sinfulness of man, the means of atonement, and the supremacy of the Great High Priest. It helps us just the same, today.
Read MoreFamilies who cultivate gratitude as a gospel habit will not only create a joyful home but will also point one another to the One who is worthy of all thanks.
Read MoreAvailable in both paperback and Kindle editions, this book is a verse-by-verse study through the entire book of Jude.
Read MoreEvery parent is a theologian. With every prayer at bedtime, every conversation in the car, and every decision about how we spend our time, parents are shaping what their children believe about God.
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