What is the fourth watch of the night? It is the last stretch before dawn, and Mark 6:48 says Jesus came then, and would have passed them by. Here is why.
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What Does the Bible Say About Empathy? Jesus Felt It in His Gut
What does the Bible say about empathy? The Gospels reached for a gut-level Greek verb for what moved Jesus – and in every single case, an action follows it.
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30 Days With Jesus: What He Wanted First Was Your Company
30 days with Jesus starts where the first twelve did: before Jesus gave them any task, Mark 3:14 says he chose them to be with him. Here is what that changes.
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Why Did Jesus Flip the Tables? Look Who Was Crowded Out
Why did Jesus flip the tables? It was not a lost temper. Only Mark kept the three words from Isaiah that explain whose space the market had taken over.
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Why Does God Isolate You? Jesus Came Out Looking for Company
Why does God isolate you? Mark says the Spirit drove Jesus into the wilderness – but only for forty days, and the first thing he did after was go find company.
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Why Does God Allow Satan to Exist? Jesus Pointed at Wheat
Why does God allow Satan to exist? In Job, Satan must ask permission. In Jesus’ parable of the weeds, the reason they are left standing is to protect the wheat.
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What Does the Bible Say About Ghosts? The Disciples Thought Jesus Was One
What does the Bible say about ghosts? Twice the disciples screamed that Jesus was one. He never argued ghosts aren’t real. He said touch me, and ate a fish.
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Why Do I Yawn When I Pray? What Jesus Said in Gethsemane
Why do I yawn when I pray? The Bible never mentions yawning, and when Jesus found His friends drowsy at prayer, Luke says they were sleeping for sorrow.
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How to Accept Jesus as Your Lord and Savior With Empty Hands
How to accept Jesus as your Lord and Savior when you have nothing to bring: the clearest answer in the Bible came from a man nailed to the cross beside him.
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Is It a Sin to Hate Yourself? The Honest Answer
Is it a sin to hate yourself? Scripture never calls it one. Here is what the Bible quietly assumes about you instead – and why that changes the question.