Blogging the Bible – Currently in 2 Corinthians
Removing our High Places – 2 Kings 14
It's nauseating. Over and over and over again. "The high places, however were not removed" (2...
Elisha and the Deadly Illness – 2 Kings 13
Elisha, the great prophet, the double-anointed prophet, the one who did mighty miracles was now...
The Men of Integrity – 2 Kings 12
Joash was the King of Judah and the temple was in ruins, so he called the priests to take the...
The Role of Music/Arts/Sports in Times of National Distress and Healing
This week I stumbled across a video on YouTube that has captured my attention like never before. ...
Pouring Salt in the Wound – Psalm 69
The most hurtful thing when you sin is when the masses rub it into your wound rather than come...
The Mystery of Non-Reciprocal Prayer
One observation I've had is that often the people I feel led to pray for don't necessarily have...
Worry is a Mirror – Php 4:6-7
Being worried and anxious is a sign that I am not trusting God with what is ahead, that I'm not...
Unstable Times, Changing Leaders and Hidden Hope – 2 Kings 11
Unstable times and changing leaders is something that is found in the history and future of every...
From a Temple to Toilet – 2 Kings 10
When evil reigns it's a terrible thing. And Israel had become so very evil. Joram had turned out...
The Sin of Jeroboam – 2 Kings
"He did not turn away from the sins of Jeroboam" - 1 and 2 Kings found 17x I kept reading this...
