10 September 2026 – Missions Update My father used to speak of those trying to carry “a lazy man’s load.” I never heard anyone else use the term as he did, but it may have been a common expression in earlier generations. He did not mean someone carrying a light load. Dad called it a lazy man’s load when I
How do we properly respond to a God who has been so good to us? The purpose of this psalm appears to be simply to answer the question posed in verse 12, “What shall I render to the Lord for all his benefits to me?”The answer begins even before the question has been stated. We respond by accepting his goodness.
We leave one week from today for the long drive to Zambia. Pray for us. It is not the safest of journeys and the scheduling is terrible. Thursday (10 Sept) through the following Sunday or Monday will be the key days. If we survive that, it should get better for a while. September 14 through October 29, Thayer will be
There is an unfinished 670-foot luxury residential skyscraper in the Financial District of Lower Manhattan at 161 Maiden Lane that currently tilts roughly three inches to the north. The 60-story tower remains abandoned and empty since construction halted around 2019 over foundation issues. Instead of driving deep steel piles into the stable bedrock more than 155 feet below, the developer
The Bible teaches us that God is love. He is compassionate, merciful, and slow to anger. Unfortunately, some people mistakenly take this to mean that God cannot and will never punish anyone. Yet the same Bible teaches that God is holy, righteous, and just—and that He will ultimately judge wickedness. The book of Nahum gives us a sobering picture of
God’s Character in Nahum Jonah and Nahum God reveals His character to us in many ways: in the things He says, in the messages He inspires Bible authors to write, in what He does, and in the people and physical realities of His Creation. Our June theme edition focused on Jonah’s message. Since Jonah and Nahum both brought prophetic messages
Greetings everyone, It is with great joy and grateful heart I share this news with you. As some of you may recall, after the opening of Notre Maison (the orphanage in Haiti) in 2015, we wanted to find a school for the kids. But, considering that they had never been in school, especially the older ones, no school in the
Exodus chapter 20 tells the story of the giving of the ten commandments. Immediately after God tells the people not to murder, not to commit adultery, not to steal, not to lie, he tells them not to covet. He tells them not to covet anything belonging to another. As Christians we know that we should not kill. We recognize the
The story of Rahab, a woman living in the ancient city of Jericho, offers profound lessons about faith, redemption, and the transformative power of faith and obedience. As Joshua prepared the Israelites to enter the promised land, he sent two spies to scout Jericho. These spies found refuge in Rahab’s house, a woman known as a prostitute, who chose to
(The Purpose of Creation and the Glory of Christ) Introduction One of the most common questions raised by believers and unbelievers alike is this: If God knew that Lucifer would rebel and become Satan, why did He create him at all? Closely related to this question is another: If God knew that evil, suffering, sin, and death would enter the
The Man The opening sentence of the book states that the prophet Nahum was from Elkosh, which is otherwise unknown in Biblical writings. This has led to various suggestions, including Capernaum in Galilee, since the name means ‘village of Nahum’. It may have been that the town was renamed after the man whose book brought comfort and whose prophesies the
The idea of listening to representatives of all the different faiths and blending their views, makes sense to many people. In truth it makes no sense.It does not make sense because there are only two religions in the world. The two are radically different. They are contradictory. They cannot be reconciled. They can learn to treat one another with a
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