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As the final part of this study on “when my loved one is taken away” in Psalm 116, I think it is significant that we pause again and remark how unlike the world the believer’s response to death is supposed to be. We sorry, but …

 Standing at the graveside of one that I love is a sobering moment to reflect. Death brings many feelings to the surface. We fear, yet we trust God’s Word. We hurt, yet we are consoled in the Lord. Still, it is a time to reflect, …

 (Part Two) Staring into the hole that was to become the final resting place of this shiny and well crafted box, it all came crashing in on me. I understood the sound of the cry of the widow. I felt the pain of the mother …

 Staring into the hole that was to become the final resting place of this shiny and well crafted box, it all came crashing in on me. I understood the sound of the cry of the widow. I felt the pain of the mother and father. …

It is worth remembering that before we can learn to be successful living for the Lord, we must acknowledge that we were born again into a spiritual WAR. Before a covert mission can be carried out by the US military, the plans have to be outlined from one …

David had completed most of his forty year reign over Israel when his son Absalom dislodged him forcibly from David’s throne in Jerusalem. Because David spent his time extending his kingdom and preparing material to build the Temple that his son Solomon would later finish, …

Take a minute on this passage and don’t quit reading this post. It may seem a bit tedious, but in the end, there is a sweet truth that unfolded for me… Psalm 84 is a beautiful piece made to be led by a soloist. (L’menatsa’ach: …