Immediately after the generous example of Barnabas in Acts 4, Luke introduces a sharp contrast with Ananias and Sapphira. Their names mean “God is gracious” and “beautiful,” but their actions were anything but. They sold a piece of property, but Ananias secretly kept back part of the money while pretending to give the full amount.... Continue Reading →
Acts 4 describes Peter and John's bold proclamation of Jesus' resurrection amid persecution, their unwavering obedience to God, and the unity and generosity of early believers, highlighting courageous faith.
Introduction It is no secret in our house. My children know that if they need help with their English homework ask dad (or mom) but if you need help with math homework, you better go to mom! Don't get me wrong, I can handle basic math but anything beginning with order of operations and beyond... Continue Reading →
In Daniel 3, King Nebuchadnezzar erected a massive gold statue, demanding worship from his officials. Shadrach, Meshach, and Abednego refused, facing death in a furnace. Miraculously, they emerged unharmed, leading the king to praise their God, establish a decree against blasphemy, and promote the young men, illustrating God's power. This post provides commentary on this chapter who reveals to us the God who saves!