The Poem I Wrote As I Struggled With Depression
Last year, I struggled with a deep and debilitating depression, through which I was burdened with the feeling (among other things) that the promises of
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Why Christians Should Rejoice in Judgement Day
The trumpet blasts through a self-ripping sky. The earth trembles as the mountains sink into the sea. A trillion galaxies erupt in the last moan
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The New World – Genesis 9:1-7
The flood is behind us; the old world is destroyed. But we serve a God whose mercies are new every morning. His sovereign and grace-filled
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God Remembers Noah – Genesis 8
The ark didn’t save Noah, God did. Noah’s faith wasn’t in a vessel of wood and pitch but rather in the Almighty God, who –
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Floodwaters of Divine Wrath – Genesis 7
The Flood is one of the most well-known and hotly-debated accounts in the Bible, but all too often, as Christians, we are too caught up
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Book Review: Notes From A Tilt-A-Whirl by N.D. Wilson
Right now I have tea simmering. One sextillion, seven hundred quintillion tiny molecules of water are in every drop, being brought to such a furious
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Hear Me Roar: A Day Without A Woman
I am strong. I am invincible. I am woman. Lying in bed one night, the words echoed insistently in the mind of Helen Reddy, as
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Sermon: God the Creator – Genesis 1:1
The doctrine of creation is under attack. This is a battle of worldviews whereby the entire foundation of Christianity is being eroded and that erosion
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Why People are Obsessed with History
History has always had an indefinable tug on my mental heartstrings. There’s something breathtaking about saturating yourself deep within an isolation wrought by time, distance
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Covenant of Works – Genesis 2:4-17
God placed Adam in a garden with all the benefits therein but commanded him not to eat from one particular tree. This was a covenant
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