The Reversal of the Exodus in John’s Gospel

The Reversal of the Exodus in John’s Gospel

The Reversal of the Exodus in John’s Gospel The Reversal of the Exodus in John 6:16–24 The Gospel of John is not a mere retelling of the Synoptic accounts. John writes with clear theological intention, shaping his narrative to reveal truths the other Evangelists...
Jesus Our Sabbath Manna

Jesus Our Sabbath Manna

Jesus Our Sabbath Manna Jesus, the Imperishable Bread of Heaven Jesus had just fed the five thousand. His disciples then crossed the Lake of Tiberias, and He came to them walking on the water. The next day, when the crowd realized Jesus was gone, they too crossed the...
The Poison of Prosperity

The Poison of Prosperity

The Poison of Prosperity When Blessings Become a Burden Today in my reading, Deuteronomy 8:11–14 jumped out at me: “Take care lest you forget the Lord your God by not keeping his commandments and his rules and his statutes, which I command you today, lest, when...
Gay Pride in Ada: A Christian Response

Gay Pride in Ada: A Christian Response

Gay Pride in Ada and a Christian Response How TO Think About Gay Pride in Ada  As June arrives, so does Pride Month, a time when LGBTQ individuals and their allies gather to celebrate identity, community, and advocacy. Even in our small town, Gay Pride in Ada is...
Horns, Hammers, and Holy Warfare: Zechariah 1:18-21 Explained

Horns, Hammers, and Holy Warfare: Zechariah 1:18-21 Explained

Horns, Hammers, and Holy Warfare: Unpacking Zechariah’s Vision of Horns & Craftsmen. Visions in the Bible are often strange—sometimes even unsettling. Zechariah’s vision in Zechariah 1:18-21 is no exception. It’s vivid, symbolic, and packed with spiritual...