For the Next Generation: God’s Design for Raising Children Who Know Him
There are few responsibilities more sobering than being entrusted with the life of a child. Parents naturally think about education, friendships, opportunities, character, careers, and whether their children will be prepared to navigate the world ahead of them. Those things matter. But Scripture calls us to ask an even greater question: Are we preparing our children to live before God?
Give Them More Christ
“Hear, O Israel: The LORD our God, the LORD is one. You shall love the LORD your God with all your heart and with all your soul and with all your might.” — Deuteronomy 6:4–5
The God Who Keeps His Word
Israel’s unbelief created an enormous theological problem. God chose Israel, made covenant promises to Israel, and sent the Messiah through Israel—yet most of Israel rejected Him.
Has God Rejected His People?
There are some promises you can break and hardly anyone remembers. And then there are promises so significant that breaking them changes what people believe about you.
What Does the Bible Really Say About Israel?
Ever since, Christians have wrestled with important questions. Is the modern State of Israel the same Israel we read about in the Bible? Do God’s promises to Abraham still matter today? Has the Church replaced Israel? How should Christians think about Israel, Palestinians, antisemitism, Zionism, and a Jewish people who largely reject Jesus Christ as Messiah?
The Promise That Changed the World
“Now the LORD said to Abram, ‘Go from your country and your kindred and your father’s house to the land that I will show you.’”
— Genesis 12:1
Babel: Whose Kingdom Are You Building?
Humanity has always dreamed of building something great enough to unite us, strong enough to secure us, and lasting enough to preserve our name long after we are gone.
Babel: The City of Man vs. the Kingdom of God
Genesis 11 opens with humanity possessing remarkable unity: one people, one language, and one purpose. Yet rather than using that unity to glorify God, they settled in Shinar and determined to build a city and tower for themselves. Babel reminds us that unity is not automatically virtuous. Unity is only as righteous as the truth around which we unite.
When Fresh Starts Aren’t Enough
Genesis 9:20–21 — “Noah began to be a man of the soil, and he planted a vineyard. He drank of the wine and became drunk and lay uncovered in his tent.”
After the Flood: Why a Fresh Start Is Never Enough
We imagine that if we could change our circumstances, escape our past, rebuild our society, or simply begin again, things would finally be different. Yet Scripture consistently confronts us with a harder truth: a new beginning cannot produce a new nature.