I’m settling down for long winter’s nap. Before I do, I’d like to leave you…
It is believed that the original Latin text of “O Come O Come Emmanuel” was…
“The Light Came Down” by Josh Garrels … um, yep, on every level The sound…
Thanksgiving day parades are nothing to be thankful for. (Thank you, Jonathan Scott, for pointing…
We hear and say a kazillion words throughout the week but only hear a handful of them.
Rahab recognized and testified to the work of the Lord. She saw the difference between the Lord and her city’s dead gods and religious practices. This difference, this testimony of the Lord, is what caused her to cry out for salvation
We hear and say a kazillion words throughout the week but only hear a handful of them.
She has been known as “Rahab the Prostitute” for thousands of years. Worst. Label. Ever. But like most labels, it was only one part of her life. As I’ve studied what little we know about Rahab I’ve found so much more than her once occupation. There is an eternity of details about her that exceed the name, reputation, and circumstances.
I was attacked by a figurative mountain lion this week. It sunk its teeth into my flesh and wouldn’t let go. The only way I was able to break free was by whacking it on the head with kindness.
The idea to write this series started with a dream (a literal one) I had one night. In the dream I was observing a worship service. The lady leading worship was singing the words I will not be defined by temporary circumstances. I understood in the dream that she was singing about Rahab the Harlot—perhaps it was even Rahab leading worship.
Brave Sparrow 