Essays
Complete biblical arguments. Each one takes a single question and follows the witness of Scripture to its end. See every title on one page →
You Did No Harm. Did You Do Good?
We can let someone suffer and still believe we did nothing wrong. From the Good Samaritan to Eli’s silence, Scripture shows that the good we knowingly…
The Prayer That Does Not Avail Much
We can pray earnestly and still not receive what we ask. Scripture shows why: pleading cannot replace repentance, forgiveness does not cancel every consequence, and prayer…
You May Have Forgotten What You Sowed—God Has Not
Time can make us believe that what we once sowed has disappeared. Scripture says otherwise. Evil is not forgotten because its consequence is delayed, and faithfulness…
Nothing Escapes the Eyes of God
Human beings see appearances, actions, and fragments of another person's life. God sees what no human observer can see: motives, thoughts, hidden choices, secret wounds, private…
Who Is He? Knowing the God We Are Asked to Trust
Christian faith is not merely belief that a higher power exists. Scripture invites us to know the God who reveals Himself as “I AM,” the God…
Trust God Beyond What You Can Understand
We naturally want to understand before we trust. Proverbs 3:5–6 reverses that order. God does not ask us to abandon reason, but He warns us against…
The Sin of What We Leave Undone
We usually think of sin as something we actively do. But Jesus also confronts what we fail to do. Matthew 25:45 exposes a quieter form of…
What You Cannot Take With You
We enter the world with nothing, and we leave it the same way. Ecclesiastes 5:15 exposes the illusion that possessions, achievement, and accumulation can become permanent…
The Purpose of Science in God’s Plan
Science can reveal extraordinary truths about creation, but discovery is not the same as authorship. Scripture presents the universe as the work of God and human…
You Can Predict Your Future!
The future is not completely hidden from us. Scripture repeatedly shows that direction produces destination: what we trust, obey, sow, practise, and remain connected to will…
The Temptation
Temptation rarely announces itself as destruction. It presents an alternative that appears reasonable, desirable, or easier than obedience. From Jesus in the wilderness to the choices…
Know Thy Enemy
The Christian life includes a real spiritual adversary whose methods are often more subtle than obvious. Scripture calls us to be sober, watchful, and discerning because…