Was Jesus Forsaken at The Cross?
Was Jesus truly forsaken at the Cross? This article explores the legal, spiritual, and emotional depths of that cry — “My God, My God, why have You forsaken Me?” — and what it cost Him to secure our peace with God.
Was Jesus truly forsaken at the Cross? This article explores the legal, spiritual, and emotional depths of that cry — “My God, My God, why have You forsaken Me?” — and what it cost Him to secure our peace with God.
What does it mean to be sanctified by the blood of Jesus? This powerful meditation by Miles McKee reminds us that our access to God is forever secured by the finished work of Christ — not our efforts.
Are tongues for today? This reflection invites caution, humility, and scriptural honesty as it explores what really happened at Pentecost and in the house of Cornelius.
Did the gifts of the Spirit cease with the apostles? This short study draws on early church testimony to show that prophetic gifts, healings, and miracles continued — and still do today.
An Exchange With a Co-Heir in Christ Now here are some thoughts for the day! This is the record of an exchange with my dear friend and brother in Christ, David. You are right, the gospel is about future glory – but not entirely is it? Is there nothing of it in our present lives? … Read more
What’s the difference between our position and our standing in Christ? This short reflection offers a helpful distinction between being blessed in Him and standing in His authority.
What can wash away every sin? This short meditation proclaims the full and final power of the blood of Christ — sufficient, unstoppable, and gloriously complete.
Anything that undermines the extraordinary grace of God and His abundant mercy is a folly.
What does it mean that God created everything out of nothing? This meditation explores the power of God’s Word, the nature of “nothing,” and our calling to speak creatively in faith.
The Apple of God’s Eye
Today I learned something about the “apple of God’s eye”. This is another fine example of colloquial Hebrew being translated into colloquial English and thereby missing the depth of meaning and beauty contained in the original language.