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Delighting in the Trinity
Bible scholar Michael Reeves here explains the facts of the triunity of God and why that should be a source of both wonder and delight for the believer. From Tabletalk Magazine…… https://tabletalkmagazine.com/article/2019/12/delighting-in-the-trinity/
Is It Un-Christian to Be Discerning and Exclusionary?
Apologist and author J Warner Wallace examines the necessity and appropriateness of Christians to be discerning when considering people and ideas. From Cold-Case Christianity……. https://coldcasechristianity.com/writings/is-it-un-christian-to-be-discerning-and-exclusionary/
Does Obeying God Mean Sacrificing Our Happiness?
Author Randy Alcorn discusses how God is happy and Heaven and his New Earth will be happy places. That is why by being obedient to God today ensures our happiness now and forever. From Eternal Perspectives…
What Joseph’s Story Teaches About Trusting God’s Plan
While the story of Joseph in the Book of Genesis is very familiar, this article explains why it is important to meditate on for every believer — especially in times of struggle and suffering. From NIV Bible……… https://www.thenivbible.com/blog/joseph-in-the-bible-teaches-us-to-trust-gods-plan/
Let Your Heart Cheer You
This insightful article makes the point that our hearts should inform us when difficulties come, that God has given us His grace up to this point, and so He can be trusted to continue to care for us through all circumstances. From…
Forgetting Forever
Biblical counselor and author Paul Tripp reminds us that to live better now, today, in this life, is to realize how small this part of life is in regards to our eternal life with God……. https://www.paultripp.com/articles/posts/forgetting-forever-grace-and-knowledge?utm_source=feedblitz&utm_medium=FeedBlitzEmail&utm_campaign=Daily_2026-07-02_04:30:00&utm_content=5575
Have Mercy Upon Us, O Lord
The Psalms truly reflect the gamut of human emotions, and when we are in distress of various kinds, our cry should be “Have mercy on us, Lord!” From Place For Truth….. https://placefortruth.org/have-mercy-upon-us-o-lord/
It’s always because of God’s glory
This article takes an interesting look at God’s glory and how we can think about His glorification. From the blog Building Jerusalem…….. https://buildingjerusalem.blog/2026/06/23/its-always-because-of-gods-glory/
7 Ways to Walk in the Spirit in Dark Times
To “walk in the Spirit” is a common exhortation in the New Testament, but exactly what is it, and how should believers practice it? From Christianity.com…….. https://www.christianity.com/wiki/christian-life/7-ways-to-walk-in-the-spirit-in-dark-times.html
10 Tips for Becoming an Excellent Bible Interpreter
The following details what is entailed in becoming an accurate and grounded reader and interpreter of the Bible. From the blog With All Wisdom…… https://withallwisdom.org/2026/06/17/10-tips-for-becoming-an-excellent-bible-interpreter/
The Comfort & Assurance of Baby Steps in Sanctification
Even Usain Bolt, the world’s fastest man, had to start with baby steps. So, as you spiritually grow, don’t try to compare yourself with the perfection of Jesus; just be mindful of how you are maturing based on your own progress. From Gentle Reformation……. https://gentlereformation.com/2026/06/16/the-comfort-assurance-of-baby-steps-in-sanctification/
What About You? Who Do You Say I Am?
This is a really excellent article that discusses how every day as a believer can bring a slightly different answer to the question, “Who do you say Jesus is?” From NIV Bible…….. https://www.thenivbible.com/blog/who-do-you-say-i-am/
"Pressing On Toward the Goal"
This article by a Bible scholar at Covenant Seminary discusses the lifelong pursuit of spiritual growth and how it changes as we mature in Christ…….. https://www.covenantseminary.edu/theology/pressing-on-spiritual-formation-forgetting-pursuing
Wrestling with the Question of Why God Permits Evil and Suffering Is Intensely Practical
If you are anything above 18 years old and have been a Christian for more than a year, you should know that everyone in this life suffers, but doesn’t mean that God is powerless or uncaring. Author and Bible scholar Randy Alcorn exhorts churches and pastors to do a better job teaching a realistic biblical theology of suffering. This article has the added bonus of three short video clips from…
Stop Believing Your Best Years Are Behind You
As the saying goes, life is a marathon, not a sprint. As such, this article reminds us that our race of life strategy should be to run faster in the second half than we did in the first half. From pastor and author Daryl Dash……… https://www.dashhouse.com/stop-believing-your-best-years-are-behind-you/
Context Mattered to Jesus
This is an interesting article that delves into the possibility that Scripture can be accurately quoted but misapplied because it is not used with the correct context. From Knowable Word……… https://www.knowableword.com/2026/06/01/context-mattered-to-jesus/
To Surprise Us At the Last Day | Tim Challies
Author and blogger Tim Challies has a really inspiring article that discusses how God seems to like to create some things that are only discovered very long after they are created, like fossils of ancient plants and animals. And Challies ponders whether God has some discoveries of people coming to faith we used to know but will only discover on our first day of…