In truth and divine reverence, we proclaim the multitude of God’s almighty names—the King of kings and the Lord of lords, our Holy Master, the Potter, the Author of our lives, the Maker of Heaven and earth, the Doorway to Heaven, the Great I Am who reigns above all, holding […]
Tag: theology and worldview
Being Both Thankful and Grateful
As we approach Thanksgiving, we often reflect on what we’re thankful for. Maybe you and your family go around the table and say what you’re grateful for: friends, family, clothing, shelter, and the food on your table (who’s not thankful for pie?). It’s a good wake-up call of everything that […]
14 Days-Chapter 3
~Promises (September 2-3)~ Still awake, I suddenly felt a lump under my pillow. My trembling hand reached underneath my head and tasted something warm and glassy, like the surface of a sun-kissed marble. Heat flooded my senses, and I snatched my hand away. A caustic coldness burned my fingers, replacing […]
Stories for His Glory
It’s no surprise that stories captivate us. They make a home in our hearts, impacting our lives, whether we realize it or not. And all stories, even fictional ones, have fundamental elements of reality intertwined into them. All solid stories—the noble, virtuous, and wholesome ones—are not just entertainment; they are […]
Sacred Art in Church History
What comes to mind when you read the phrase ‘sacred art’? Perhaps a stained-glass window, a statue, or a towering cathedral. Most people have seen pictures of, or at least heard of, DaVinci’s Last Supper and Michelangelo’s Sistine Chapel ceiling. Art can be, and often is, used to glorify God, […]