Impatience. Something I’m really good at – which is not a good thing. While this is NOT the blog I wrote for FamilyFire you WILL find the link to the blog here. Continue reading FamilyFire: Reconciling My Impatience with God
Psalm 90 is considered one of the oldest, if not THE oldest psalm we have. It’s a psalm that challenges us in our punishment and yet has this breath of hope. Continue reading Psalm 90: A Psalm of Punishment and Hope
What do we do when the world around us is crumbling and falling? What do we do when God doesn’t seem to respond to our cries? Habakkuk gives us a great challenge and reminder of how we live into this world and into the reality that God is actively working – just sometimes in ways that we aren’t comfortable with. Continue reading Habakkuk 1:1-11 A Prayerful Complaint of Injustice
Psalm 89 is the “cap” to Book III of the psalms. It’s a psalm that praises God for his glorious work but it’s also a psalm that lacks the very thing we should do before we complain: self-reflect. Continue reading Psalm 89: A Covenantal Psalm of Complaint
Our psalm today is considered the most gut-wrenching psalms out there. It’s full of pain, suffering, anguish, and honest questions about what God is doing and why. And yet through all of this we are also given a glimpse of their own hope. Continue reading Psalm 88: An Honest Psalm of Despair
The “throne of Christ” – not really the image most of us think of when we picture Jesus. But shouldn’t we? Are we missing the MAJOR understanding of Christ when we fail to look at his ROLE (instead of our focusing on his work)? Continue reading The Throne of Christ
Psalm 87 is a really short one that may seem obscure – but let us not get lost in the obscureness and fail to see the hope it declares. Continue reading Psalm 87: A Psalm of God’s Wide Embrace
