The devil doesn’t stop and neither should you
The present tense verb in Greek indicates ongoing, continuous or habitual action. Three of those verbs are used in one verse…
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Make a covenant!
When God looked down at His “servant Job,” His evaluation of this man was that he was “a blameless and…
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“Brother Flatt, what does that say in the Greek?”
Brother Dowell Flatt taught Greek at Freed-Hardeman University. I loved that man. He was such a precious soul. I remember him emphasizing to…
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“I’m going to be baptized soon”
Do you remember that Bible character who heard the gospel proclaimed, learned of God’s simple plan of salvation, recognized the…
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Different levels of willingness to help
How much do we actually want to help someone? It might be (but not always) found in how we word our…
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Lost shoe
I saw this little shoe in a parking lot all by itself this morning. It made me sad to think about…
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“Hello, devil! Come on in!”
We may not normally think that our actions are inviting the devil to “come on in,” but do they? Eve would…
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The bigger picture of the bigger God
Much has been made of whether Isaiah 40:22 teaches that the earth is a sphere or not. The verse says that…
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Dear children
Kids learn through verbal instruction—that’s why we send them to school for 13+ years. But just as much, kids learn from…
