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Blaise Pascal on the Finitude of Man and the Transcendence and Hiddenness of God According to Britannica, Blaise Pascal was a french mathematician, physicist, and philosopher who lived in the 17th century (1623-1662)....
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The migratory existence of God's people in the missional progression of the Bible
Blaise Pascal on true religion and true believers
God's people have always been aliens and strangers in the world
From a kingdom not of this world
The Sons of Issachar knew the times, but do we?
"so that Christ may dwell in your hearts through faith. And I pray that you, being rooted and established in love...."
Ruth pulses with the theme of redemption that includes foreigners in God's redemptive plans
Lessons from David the refugee and asylum seeker
The story of Sodom is repeated by the Israelites in the story of Gibeah
From Jubilee to Kingdom: How God Transforms Ownership, Identity, and Belonging
I am increasingly impressed by the importance of understanding the arc and sweep of Scripture from Genesis to Revelation. Though the Bible is a collection of many writings by many authors compiled over many centuries, it is a single, finely woven tapestry rich and brilliant in its nuance and theme, but we can easily lose the big picture if we aren’t careful. We can get lost, though, in the…
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Who Wanted to Throw Jesus Off a Cliff? What Provoked that Reaction, and What It Might Say about Us
In Luke four, Jesus announced his public ministry in his hometown synagogue with these words: “The spirit is on me because he has anointed me to proclaim good news to the poor. He has sent me to proclaim freedom for the prisoners and recovery of sight for the blind, to set the oppressed free, to proclaim the year of the Lord’s favor.” Luke 4:18-19 Good news to the poor, freedom for prisoners,…
The Under-Emphasized Significance of Leviticus 25 in the Ministry of Jesus and Its Importance for Us
For at least 7 years, I have been drawn to the passage in Luke 4 where Jesus gives perhaps the earliest description of his public ministry. Jesus introduced his intentions by reading a select passage from the Isaiah scroll, rolled it up, sat down, and announced, “Today this scripture is fulfilled in your hearing.” (Luke 4:21) These were the words that he read: The Spirit of the Lord is on…
The privilege of being a minority in this world because we are citizens in the next world
As the engineer is to a clock so is ___________ to the natural world?
God expands our boundaries to correspond to His purposes
Foreigners, Neighbors, and Citizens of God's Kingdom in the United States of America Today
“You are to have the same law for the foreigner and the native-born.” Leviticus 24:22 That single line, given by the Lord to Moses, is often read narrowly: foreigners are subject to the same penalties as citizens. True—but incomplete. Law is not merely punitive; it is protective. If the same law binds the foreigner, the same law also shields the foreigner. Justice, in the biblical sense, is…