The Names of God: Jehovah Mekaddishkem
We, as Christians, are called to be set apart from the rest of the world. But that sanctification is God’s work, not ours, though it is a process that requires our cooperation and is based on the truth of His Word.
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The Names of God: Jehovah Shalom
The term shalom, in the Old Testament, expresses profound wholeness and well-being. True peace and wholeness can only be found in our Lord Jesus Christ, who doesn’t just provide peace, but He is peace.
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The Names of God: El Shaddai
El Shaddai—God Almighty, the All-Sufficient One—moves in His creation beyond what it was created to do, and He is responsible to provide an abundant supply to all that He has created.
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The Names of God: Adonai
Jesus is the owner of every one of His followers. We have all accepted Him as Savior, but the daily battle is: Will we acknowledge Him as the Lord our of lives, our Adonai?
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The Names of God: YHWH
The most personal of God’s names is Yahweh, a name that represents all the various moral attributes that God displays in relationship to His creation.
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The Names of God: Elohim
The most foundational name of God in all the Bible is Elohim, the all-powerful Creator. If our God is truly the all-powerful Elohim, then He created you on purpose and called you into His family.
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Thanks Giving
The very nature of God should lead us to thanksgiving. Thanksgiving is an expression of submission, confidence, appreciation, trust, and life in Christ.
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The Key to Battle
We’re in a battle with spiritual forces of wickedness. We need to act like we’re in a battle. The key to battle is prayer.
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Him We Proclaim
Why do we proclaim Christ? Because He is the glory of the Father, the one who gives grace that brings us back to God. Christ is not only the center, He is the very content of the gospel, and He is all we need.
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Neglected But Essential: 3 John
We live in a culture with a lack of hospitality. If we don’t think that is influencing us, even in the church, we should think again. Are we a hospitable church? Are we hospitable people?
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