You May Not Want to Look!
Prompted by prolonged famine, King David sought the Lord for an explanation. Once he received it, though, he sought human counsel for the cure. The result was heartbreaking devastation, particularly for one family. Alistair Begg explains that while the world we live in is beautiful, it can also be harsh and cruel—a fact that, as Christians, we must confront. King David’s endeavors to deal with sin and brokenness were totally inadequate, as are our own. In Jesus, however, we have a perfect King in whom God’s just wrath has been fully satisfied.
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03/30/25
The Lord of Highest Honor
The prophet Malachi rebukes Israel for offering polluted sacrifices to God. They had ignored God’s commands regarding worship and instead ...
Matt Ross
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03/30/25
The Lord of Unchanging Love
In the opening of the book of Malachi, God declares his unfailing love for his people. Rather than responding with ...
Matt Ross
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03/23/25
Resisting the Devil
Scripture is clear that we will face hardship in this life. 1 Peter 5 calls believers to resist the evil ...
Nick Spurgeon