What’s New About the New Covenant?

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At the cross, in the cutting of the New Covenant in Jesus’ very blood, God’s love and law are reconciled and we belong to him.

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The Offense of God’s Grace

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Once upon a time, there lived an evil king. He ruled over the people for 55 years. Evil, perhaps, is too light of a word to describe him.

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10 Commandments from 2 Points of View: Freedom and Slavery

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The Ten Commandments elicit varied responses, but each viewpoint boils down to either slavery or freedom. Which lens will you use?

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Salvation and Suffering Go Hand in Hand

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Do the names, Invocavit, Reminiscere, Oculi, Laetare, and Judica, mean anything to you? For most of you, I’m guessing they don’t.

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Jesus is Our Great High Priest

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Did you happen to see the story in the news a while back about the completion of the Tzitz? “The what?” you may be asking.

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The Struggle to Keep God First

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Which commandment is the hardest one to keep? Maybe kids think it’s the fourth commandment, honoring their father and mother.

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Jesus is Our Praying High Priest

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Jesus is our Praying High Priest! In this short section of Hebrews 5, he teaches us three comforts we have because of his prayers as our high priest.

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“Listen to Him”

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The Transfiguration is actually a call to listen. And despite what we sometimes want, this is exactly what we need.

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Liar, Lunatic, or LORD?

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A prisoner on death row is facing his last appeal. He sits in the courtroom just waiting. Suddenly, the door at the rear of the court flies open and in walks the sharpest dressed man he’s ever seen.

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The Cost of Discipleship

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The decline of nominal Christianity is not the end of the Church. It is an opportunity to highlight the value of following our Savior by gladly paying the cost of discipleship.

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