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Demeter: A Model of Selfish Provision

Demeter: A Model of Selfish Provision
Many ancient Greeks relied on Demeter, the goddess of grain and agriculture, to produce a harvest. Worship would keep food on your table while drought and famine must have been the result of her being angered. The Romans prayed to Demeter and built large temples, including one in Corinth, to show their devotion so that…
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Feeling anxious? Consider His Works

Feeling anxious? Consider His Works
I will remember the deeds of the Lord; yes, I will remember Your wonders of old. Psalm 77:11 This sounds like a triumphant celebration of recounting God’s great works. But in context, the psalmist is in a dark place. He is crying out to God, troubled and sleepless. Where does your mind go when you are anxious…
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A Name I Can Trust

A Name I Can Trust
And those who know Your name put their trust in You, for You, O Lord, have not forsaken those who seek You. Psalm 9:10 The names of God reveal His character. Knowing them teach us about who He is. And knowing His character assures us He is trustworthy. Here are a few: El Elyon, God Most High…
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Garden to Garden

Garden to Garden
The relationship between man and God begins in a garden. It is beautiful and functional and there is relationship, joy and shalom. We are His perfect creation – and He calls it good. But sin roars in and destroys. Chaos ensues wherever man enacts his will over God’s and everything suffers from man’s sin. The…
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