“Thus God said to Israel: ‘I have given you a Torah from which I cannot part, and I also cannot tell you not to take it; but ...

In a culture obsessed with external success, platform, and applause, God is looking for something very different. He boasts ...

By implication, if we are to be bearers of the image of God, called into the likeness of Christ, it’s about setting us free, too. Queer theology offers a way of unearthing what is already present—the ...

God cherishes what we as individuals and as communities have to offer, and wants us to know that we are not alone. This is the meaning of God’s dwelling among us.

And he is the head of the body, the church. He is the beginning, the firstborn from the dead, that in everything he might be preeminent. For in him all ...

When fear arose, disappointment lingered, or pride grew, Scripture helped me dwell on truth. God’s Word gave me hope and direction. Olympic Dreams Deferred.

If it is God who is in charge of life or death, then as long as we respect that fact, we can let go and truly follow him. It is, however, not one we tend to dwell on a whole lot.

Whenever a soul knows it’s loved, it wants to stay and flourish in the love that’s given. When we talk about prayer, we’re talking about being in the presence of the God who loves us.

It should be where you can dwell in God’s wisdom and reality, powered by His ultimate love and divine wisdom, no matter what you’re going through (John 3:16-21).

“Thus God said to Israel: ‘I have given you a Torah from which I cannot part, and I also cannot tell you not to take it; but this I would request: Wherever you go, make for Me a house wherein ...