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Why Leaders Need the Word
In the Old Testament, God gave a unique command for any king who ascended the throne. He didn't ask the king to build a bigger army or a taller palace first. He asked him to pick up a pen. "Also it sh...
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In the Old Testament, God gave a unique command for any king who ascended the throne. He didn't ask the king to build a bigger army or a taller palace first. He asked him to pick up a pen. "Also it sh...
A job title can change in one meeting. A relationship can end in one conversation. A social media audience can vanish in one algorithm update. If your self-worth depends on any of these, it sits on a...
We often reduce "peace" to a quiet feeling in the chest. While that is part of it, the biblical definition is much more robust. If you ask a Hebrew scholar about the word Shalom (שָׁלוֹם), they will t...
There is a word in the Hebrew Bible that no single English word can translate. Translators have tried "mercy," "lovingkindness," "steadfast love," "loyalty," and "faithfulness." Every attempt captures...
We often read the Old Testament and dismiss it as ancient agricultural advice. Take Deuteronomy 25:4: "You shall not muzzle an ox while it treads out the grain." It sounds like a rule about being kind...
There is a spiritual principle locked inside the story of Joseph's brothers. When the brothers came to Egypt during the famine, Joseph accused them of being spies. He wasn't being cruel; he was lookin...
Israel wandered in the wilderness for thirty-eight years after their unbelief at Kadesh Barnea. "...until all the generation of the men of war was consumed..."Deuteronomy 2:14 The "men of war" represe...