Encourage

 Today we are going to discuss one of the many attributes of God; His omnipresence. This is a two-part series and, in the first part, we will discuss this attribute of God and how it relates to His interaction with His creation.  What does it mean when we say that God is omnipresent and where […]

The following are thoughts during a tough season in life. You may feel alone in your trials and tribulations. The enemy comes knocking on your door and whispering in your ear that you are guilty, guilty, guilty. He says “You deserve this trial and there is no way out.” You perceive people, family, friends becoming

The first chapter of the Book of Psalms acts as an introduction to the rest of the book.  Many books have introductions written by their author and one of the purposes of an introduction is to give an overview of what the book is about. It talks about major themes, serves as an outline, and/or gives

Verse three uses a simile to describe what a blessed man will be like if he follows the instructions; He will be “like a tree planted by the rivers of water…” This is not the only time that this simile is used in Scripture, as it is seen in the Book of Jeremiah with similar

The following instructions are a series of three parallel statements, all in the negative form; “walks not in the counsel of the ungodly,” “nor stands in the path of a sinner,” “nor sits in the seat of the scornful.” (Psalms 1:1). At first, it appears that these are similar, but C.H. Spurgeon would disagree.  He

Psalms Chapter One starts with the word “Blessed” (Psalms 1:1, NKJV). In the New King James Version of the Bible, the English translated word “blessed” is used 205 times, in one form or another. The term is used in two forms; as an adjective and a verb.  Actions of the Blessed Man  When used as

Psalms is one of the longest and most fascinating books in the Bible. It contains 150 chapters and several authors, including Ethan, Heman, the sons of Korah, Moses, Solomon, and David. While it is classified as a book of poetry and song; it is so much more.  Introduction In the Book of Psalms, there are

In the introduction of Ecologies of Faith in a Digital Age, Lowe and Lowe stated that “In God’s ecology, individual things and people do not grow alone.”  This is true, both in the physical world as well as the spiritual world.  From the very beginning of the Bible, we see many examples of interconnection and