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Nicodemus and the Sanhedrin’s secret backchannel to Jesus

Two men talking by a lantern on a stone terrace in an ancient village at night

Among many imposter Messiahs, Jesus of Nazareth had the bona fides.

Men before him like Judah the Galilean and Theudas, had roused up armed rebellions against the Romans, fueled by apocalyptic visions. Their insurrections cost them and their followers their lives, with no resurrections taking place.

The Only Fool’s Errand Worth Pursuing

Before his conversion, Paul didn’t suffer fools.

Gideon Overcomes Obsessive Sign Seeking

The most fragile man from the weakest clan in Manasseh couldn’t bring himself to acknowledge the angel’s greeting.

Street Art for the Gospel

Throughout downtown Boston, a certain Mr. Pink is popping up everywhere. He waves from rooftops, peers into large buildings, and suspends himself trees.

Simeon and the simple joys of Christmastime contentment

Simeon walked with purpose to the temple, delighted at the assignment ahead. Today was the day he’d been waiting for his entire life. The Consolation of Israel had arrived, and he had appointment with Him.

Absalom’s Deadly Ambition

God wants you to be ambitious.

In Christian circles, we usually associate ambition with greed, cutthroat corporate behavior, and prosperity gospel preaching. Our sinful desires can often lead us down these paths.

Moses’ Finest Hour

Moses, described in Numbers 12:3 as the most humble of men in all the earth, had a request for God.

The Laziest Finance Manager in Scripture

Dave Ramsey could spend a week’s worth of radio shows breaking down the a financial manager so lethargic, he’d put the entire concept of the Protestant work ethic to shame.

A Silversmith Seizes A Golden Opportunity to Start A Riot

Demetrius could smell parchment burning, along with his profits.

The 2nd Most Important Resurrection in My Life

In popular culture, God the Father gets the short end of the stick during Holy Week.