For The Sake of The Patriarchs – 01
Long before Abraham pitched his tent beneath the stars of Canaan, he walked the bustling streets of one of the ancient world’s great cities. Ur stood in southern Mesopotamia, near
Long before Abraham pitched his tent beneath the stars of Canaan, he walked the bustling streets of one of the ancient world’s great cities. Ur stood in southern Mesopotamia, near
Exhausted, Yet Pursuing Gideon’s men then crossed the Jordan. Scripture describes them with three remarkable words: “Exhausted yet keeping up the pursuit.”—Judges 8:4 They were not strong, refreshed, or eager.
The Battle After the Battle With only 300 men, Gideon had routed the vast Midianite army. Trumpets sounded, jars shattered, torches appeared in the darkness, and confusion swept through the
Did Congress Approve America’s First English Bible? September 12, 1782 It’s a compelling question—and the answer is not quite. The Continental Congress did not publish America’s first English-language Bible, nor
Coming Down from the Summit Reaching the summit is worth celebrating—but it is not permission to stop paying attention. After the breakthrough may come criticism. Answer it without surrendering to
THE MAN FROM UR From Chapter One of For the Sake of the Patriarchs Long before Abraham pitched a tent beneath the stars of Canaan, he walked the streets of