writing – Spiritual Reload

“Thus Saith The Lord”

An example of how the Bible ought to fill out the preacher's sermon.

Solomon reaches a turning point in his examination of life. In this point of his sermon, he looks to something better.

A drastic end for a man caught in everyday evils. The goodness that he needs he will only find at the hand of God.

Happy birthday, America. May you get the message intended for you this Sunday.

True Biblical greatness follows the manliness of Jesus Christ, as patterned in the life of Joseph the Great.

The conclusion where we find out what's really got my goat about Leviticus 16: the striking similarities between the scapegoat and the Scriptures.

The dual impartation of "the word" is illustrated in two common barnyard animals.

Using the Book of Proverbs as a treasure map, we can find wisdom, and trace its sources.

What animals' blood was allowed to atone on the Mercy Seat once a year? Not the lamb...

A great likeness exists in the scapegoat that will energize every believer to bolder faith in the Word of God.