A prayer for letting go of anger you had every right to feel, and what Psalm 37’s “fret not thyself” and Ephesians 4:26 say about anger that won’t leave.
Prayer for Chronic Pain: Strength Sized for One Day
A prayer for chronic pain you can say in one breath, the 1,600-year-old practice behind it, and what the Bible says when pain doesn’t leave.
Old Testament Verses About Hope: Where Hope Is a Cord
Old Testament verses about hope (KJV), read through tikvah, the Hebrew word that also means cord: Rahab’s scarlet line, Job’s empty shuttle, a valley of trouble.
What Does Ebenezer Mean? A Receipt, Not a Lucky Charm
What does Ebenezer mean? Stone of help. Israel first carried the ark into battle like a charm and lost. Twenty years later Samuel set up a stone that only pointed back.
Prodigal Son Repentance: The Speech He Never Finished
The full text of the video on how to repent to God: why the prodigal son never finished his rehearsed apology, the Hebrew word shuv, and Peter at two charcoal fires.
What Does Sanctification Mean? Even the Kitchen Pots Count
What does sanctification mean? Set apart, claimed first. Why Jesus sanctified himself, why rebels’ brass pans became holy, and why it’s done and still growing.
What Does the Bible Say About Forgiveness? Letting Go Isn’t Letting Them Back In
What does the Bible say about forgiveness? Jesus called it releasing a debt. Luke 17:3 shows why letting go of a debt isn’t the same as letting someone back in.
Were There Three Wise Men? Matthew Never Counts Them
Were there three wise men? Matthew counts the gifts and never counts the men — and by the time they arrive, the family is living in a house, not a stable.
What Does Messiah Mean? It Was a Job, Not a Name
What does Messiah mean? Not a surname – a job title meaning anointed one. And the Old Testament hands it to a foreign king who had never once heard of God.
What Does Elohim Mean? A Plural Name With Singular Verbs
The first name for God in the Bible is grammatically plural, and every verb beside it is singular. What Elohim actually means, and the one verse where the tidy rule breaks.