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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11/17/24
The Priority of Knowing God
As sin led more and more to the destruction of Israel, Jeremiah mourned the state of God’s people. He accused ...
Matt Ross
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11/10/24
A Famine of Hearing
God desires to speak to his people and he uses his Word to reveal to us his very nature. In ...
Mickey Aquilino
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11/10/24
The Plumb Line
Through the prophet Amos, God warned his people that they were ignoring the covenant he had made with them and ...
Mickey Aquilino