This 600-page book explores the names of God from Scripture, revealing His character and relationship with humanity. It offers theological essays and reflections that intertwine biblical depth with pastoral insight. Targeted at those seeking to deepen their understanding and worship, it serves as a valuable resource for teaching and personal devotion.
Matthew: A Devotional and Theological JourneyStep into the story that changed everything. In Matthew - Declaring The Kingdom of Heaven, Joseph R. Mason invites you on a 28 chapter by chapter devotional journey through the Gospel of Matthew, with fresh insight, reflective commentary, heartfelt prayers, and illustrations designed to draw you deeper into the life, …
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Reblogged from Jez Taylor. Reflections from the Book of Exodus Exodus is one of those books that doesn’t get a lot of airtime in churches; the passages that do are the stories of Moses’ birth, his escape, the plagues, Passover, crossing the Red Sea, and the golden calf. That already seems a lot, and plenty …
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Firstly, who exactly is James? The original pronunciation of this author’s name in Greek is Iakobos, which in Hebrew is spelled Ya’akov. This is why some ancient and modern translations render his name as “Jacob”. There are many called James in the New Testament. Two of them belonged to Jesus’ inner circle of twelve disciples, …
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