Kyle Ferguson discusses the three declarations of Jesus’ identity at the start of the Gospel of Mark–that of Mark, that of John the Baptist, and that of God the Father–and some of the due responses to these declarations.
Brian Dennert reminds us of the feeding of the 4000 in Mark’s gospel and shows us how Jesus came to feed and satisfy not only the Jews but also us, the Gentiles.
Danny Arciaga discusses the importance and functional theology associated with the process of sanctification.
Jon Dahl walks through some of the many lessons revealed by Paul’s interactions with the Athenians–his intentionality in ministry, his persistent seeking of marketplaces of ideas, and more.
Scott Polender shares with us from Psalm 46 about how our our God is a might fortress.
Terry Morrison discusses the common themes of justice for the poor, expectation of God’s triumph, and praise of God found in two significant songs from the Bible–that of Hannah and that of Mary.
Tony Bleything discusses Peter’s instructions to believers regarding the life of a servant that should be lived by those who have been freed by Jesus.
David Krueger talks about forgiveness and how Joseph forgave his brothers and blessed them abundantly even though they had sold him when he was a teenager.
Scott Polender discusses the importance of three key themes of Psalm 127–building, resting, and the blessing of offspring–and how they continue to be relevant to followers of Christ.
Chuck Walton discusses the lesson that Jesus revealed about the cleansing of sins while he washed the disciples feet.
