Divorce is not a unique sin; rather, it is just one more manifestation of the universal sin of selfishness. So how should that affect our view of divorced people?
Todays Scripture: Matthew 19:7
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If it is the will of God that no child perish—as Jesus plainly said—what does that tell us about the idea that God has sovereignly selected some to be saved and some to be damned?
Todays Scripture: Matthew 18:14
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According to Jesus, God permitted divorce in the Law of Moses “because of the hardness of people’s hearts.” What, exactly, did that mean?
Todays Scripture: Matthew 19:7-9
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Satan works in the realm of our senses in order to rob us of our faith, and that is the technique the demon in today’s reading used to resist being expelled.
Todays Scripture: Matthew 17:18
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Three times in this story, faith is clearly mentioned as a key component in the deliverance of the demonize boy. The disciples failed due to their lack of faith. So why do people become angry when lack of faith is mentioned as a possibility for their failures?
Todays Scripture: Matthew 17:18-21
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Matthew, Mark and Luke all relate Jesus’ foretelling to the Twelve of His imminent sufferings, but each offer unique insights. Luke’s insight is perhaps the most interesting…
Todays Scripture: Matthew 17:22-25
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Peter wrongly assumed that Jesus did not pay the temple tax, and Jesus affirmed that He had good reason no to. Yet, to avoid offending the tax collectors, Jesus paid His and Peter’s taxes through a means that may have resulted in a few conversions!
Todays Scripture: Matthew 17:25-27
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Jesus told the Twelve that anyone who desires to enter heaven must be converted and become like a child. Obviously, Jesus wasn’t speaking of literally becoming like a child, or of becoming childish. So what did He mean?
Todays Scripture: Matthew 18:1-3
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Childlike humility is not only required to be great in God’s kingdom; it is required to enter heaven. What is the greatest indication of that required humility?
Todays Scripture: Matthew 18:3-4
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In God’s right-side-up kingdom, the servants are the greatest, the last shall be first, and the way up is first down. Do you want to be great in God’s eyes?
Todays Scripture: Matthew 18:3-4
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