Why the Bible Sometimes Feels Boring (And Why That Might Change)
Have you ever opened your Bible expecting to meet with God, only to find yourself distracted or uninspired? If you’ve ever wondered why Scripture can feel boring, you’re not alone. This post explores why that experience is more common than you think, and why the problem may not be the Bible itself.
Advent Week 2: The Peace That Breaks the Silence
Explore Advent Week 2 through Isaiah’s promise of the “Prince of Peace.” Discover how Christ’s peace outshines the Pax Romana and brings lasting reconciliation with God. A Scripture-rich, theologically grounded reflection for those seeking deeper Advent meaning.
Why Context Matters: Stop Reading the Bible Like It’s a Quote Book
Many verses get stripped from their meaning when pulled out of context. This post shows how the Bible invites us to read deeply, honoring its history, authors, and real-life settings, so Scripture can actually shape us, not just be quoted.
UPCOMING POSTS
UPCOMING POSTS
The lord is my shepherd
August 3rd
Psalm 23 is more than a comforting passage to read during difficult days. It is an invitation to explore and know how God cares for his people as a shepherd. It is a powerful picture of how God is a shepherd to us. Discover what it means to call the Lord your Shepherd and how it points to Christ.
How Jesus fulfills psalm 23
August 17th
It is commonly known within the christian community that Jesus proclaims He is the “Good Shepherd.” He wasn’t using a random illustration. he was fulfilling a story that God had been telling throughout Scripture. Explore how Psalm 23 finds its ultimate fulfillment in Jesus and what that means for believers.
Why do we need a shepherd?
August 31st
The Bible often compares people to sheep, but why? From humanity's tendency to wander to God's relentless pursuit of His people, discover why the Shepherd imagery is central to understanding the gospel and our need for Christ.