What does a psalm of Zion have to say to the church? Join us as we consider the text and see that the Lord has founded Zion, he delights in his people, he makes Gentiles to be citizens, and communicates grace to us through Christ’s church.

What are the priorities of the community returned from exile, and what do they have to teach us about how to weather various trials?

What does a list of unfamiliar names in the midst… read more

As we finish the first chapter of Ezra we consider what the return from exile teaches about God’s pattern for redeeming his people.

Join us as we begin a journey through the book of Ezra-Nehemiah by reflecting on how God keeps his word and orchestrates world history for his glory and for the good of his people.

The sons of Korah show us what it is like to live a life shaped by a longing for God’s house and a desire for his presence.

A close consideration of Psalm 8 leads us to reflect on the wonder of creation, the wonder of humanity, and the wonder of Christ.

Paul signs off his letter to the church in Philippi with a standard closing greeting—or is it? Does he, perhaps, instead put his own particular spin on a letter closing, just as he does with letter openings, and subtly sum up all that he has communicated over the course of his epistle?

Paul knew how to be content while in need and while experiencing abundance. These are not the words of a self-sufficient self-made man.