At the end of his life, Joshua recounts the goodness and mercy of God. He shows the people the reasons why they have inherited the Promised Land and why they are enjoying peace and prosperity. He challenges them to decide whom they will serve. He has made his choice. What will their choice be? We face a similar challenge today. Scriptures referenced include Joshua 23:6; Joshua 24:14-15; Matthew 6:24; and Deuteronomy 6:7-9.
Zacchaeus’s life was defined by systematic theft, built upon a Roman tax system that allowed him to extract wealth from the vulnerable. As a...
As we continue to discuss “Truth in the Age of Information,” (in our “Ripped from the Headlines” chapter of “10:10 with Jesus - A...
If there were ever a person to be hopeless, it was Job. We examine how this Old Testament patriarch responded to the challenges in...
