Now, in verses 2–3, we see what was inside Israel’s heart: unbelief. Their thirst becomes a theological test—and they fail it. Instead of crying out to God, they lash out at Moses. Instead of trusting...  Read More

God is orchestrating every movement of His people. Not just the major milestones, but the small stages. They didn’t move until He said move. And when He said move, they went. There is a kind of beauty...  Read More

The one who comes out of the water is not saying, “I’ve arrived.” He is saying, “God has made me new—and I now walk in that newness.” This is why baptism is not optional. It is obedience. It is your p...  Read More

But let’s be honest. While the old self is positionally dead, practically, we still feel its pull. Paul himself speaks to this tension in Romans 7, describing the ongoing war between the desires of th...  Read More

To be faithful stewards of this ordinance, we must be clear about what baptism is and what it is not. Baptism Is Not Salvific Nowhere in Scripture is baptism presented as a means of regeneration. Jes...  Read More

In Exodus 16, for the first time in Scripture, the Sabbath is introduced not merely as a command, but as a lived reality. Before Sinai, before the Ten Commandments are even given, God weaves a weekly ...  Read More