Holy Monday reveals Jesus as the One who exposes fruitlessness, confronts corruption, and calls His people to authentic worship. The events of this day—cursing the fig tree and cleansing the Temple—are not random acts of anger but prophetic signs announcing the nature of God’s kingdom.
The King Who Comes to Weep Not with the legion’s armored tread,Nor chariot’s iron shock,He comes, where leaves and cloaks are spread,The rider on the rock. A borrowed beast, a throne of air,The shouts of “Hosanna!” ringYet in that shout, the seeds of “Crucify!”That soon the crowd will bring. For they expect a conqueror’s swordTo …
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Now out on Kindle and in Audio, plus a 289 page paperback. A Deep, Pastoral Journey Through Paul’s Greatest Letter Paul’s Epistle to the Romans has shaped Christian faith, theology, and mission for two thousand years. In this rich and accessible commentary, readers are invited to explore the letter chapter by chapter, discovering its historical …
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