Experiencing Hope, Finding Truth
This verse comes from the song of thanksgiving that David sang when the Ark of the Covenant was brought back to Jerusalem and placed in a tent that David had prepared. The return represented a renewed bond with God, hope, and restoration after years of displacement and conflict. The verse contains three essential aspects of…
Ephesians 2:10 is one of my favorite scriptures because it clearly illustrates who we are in Christ. Paul wrote Ephesians to the saints at Ephesus from prison in Rome. I mention that because I’m in awe of Paul’s passion for pointing people to Christ. His personal circumstances didn’t prevent him from continuing his mission. His…
As I think about all the loss that has occurred recently, this verse resonated with me this morning. Grief can be overwhelming and is sometimes misunderstood especially among believers, but today’s verse reminds us that those who mourn are blessed and that they will be comforted. When we lose a loved one, grief is the…
Paul wrote 1 Corinthians 15 to help the Corinthians understand the death and resurrection of Jesus Christ because some doubted the physical resurrection. He argues that the resurrection is the foundation of Christian faith and without it, faith is useless. In verses 55-56, Paul taunts death, saying, “O death, where is your victory? O death,…
Sometimes life gets overwhelming with no relief in sight. In those moments it’s easy to cry out asking, “Why is all this happening?” Or “When will this stop?” Today’s verse brings light into the overwhelm. John’s words give me hope when my world is chaotic and I’m faced with one trial after another. While the…
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