Tag Archives: looking for a kingdom

Seeking the City

Wrapping up Hebrews this morning. What a trip! Jesus is better! Better than the angels, better than Moses, better than the Levitical priesthood. The promises are better, too. As is the way of faith, the way that pleases God (Heb. … Continue reading →

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Look Way Up! (2020 Rerun)

As I look back through May 2020 in my e-journal, the first thing I notice is that there are entries in it for every day of the month. Never missed. Never too busy. Never needed to ignore the morning wakeup … Continue reading →

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There’s a Kingdom for the Saints

If you ever read Daniel, you know it’s true. You go from chapter six to chapter seven and it’s like someone has thrown a switch. One moment you’re in the world of Sunday School stories, the next you’re at a … Continue reading →

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A Nomination (Again)

Chewing on my readings this morning and the thought came that a lesser-known guy in the anti-climactic part of the crucifixion story is deserving of an exhibit in the Hebrews 11 “Hall of Faith.” How come? Because he did what … Continue reading →

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