Regarding with Ryan DB Kimmel
Engaging the world from a biblical worldview - Weekly
Regarding God’s Aseity
God’s aseity: the unchanging and eternal foundation of understanding His divine nature, everlasting existence, and profound and boundless love for all creation, reflecting His infinite wisdom and grace.
Regarding the Destruction of Christian Marriage
In a world where the definition of marriage is rapidly evolving, the traditional view of “one man, one woman, for life” faces unprecedented challenges. From the normalization of divorce to the rise of polyamory and even the troubling discussions around pedophilia, the very fabric of Christian marriage is under threat. This article explores the six dimensions of biblical marriage and the cultural shifts that threaten its integrity. Discover how Christians can respond to these changes and uphold a vision of
Regarding the “Least of These”
The least of these: the often unnoticed individuals in daily life, each holding immense stories and insights that deserve our recognition, understanding, and compassion, reminding us that every person has their own unique journey and valuable contributions to our shared human experience.
Regarding Psalm 82
Psalm 82 opens with God presiding over a “divine council,” confronting lower-case “g” gods who have failed to uphold justice. But what does this really mean? Are these figures angels, demons, or earthly rulers? The psalm isn’t about cosmic hierarchies; it’s a powerful call against corruption. Jesus Himself references this Psalm, flipping the narrative on His accusers and highlighting the accountability of leadership. This passage serves as a reminder that our choices matter, especially for the vulnerable. Discover how Psalm
Regarding Discerning “Christian” Influencers
When navigating the vast landscape of online Christian influencers, discernment is crucial. How can you tell which voices truly reflect the heart of Christ? From understanding the difference between exegesis and eisegesis to recognizing the dangers of proof-texting, this guide offers five essential ways to evaluate the teachings you encounter. Are you being led to love your enemies, or are you feeling superior to those who disagree with you? Discover how to engage with online influences wisely and ensure that
Regarding the Lord’s Prayer
It is still amazing to me that when we read and recite the Lord’s Prayer, this is the prayer that Jesus himself taught us to pray. Found in the Sermon on the Mount, the Lord’s Prayer has been a vital tool for teaching young disciples since its inception. With its roots in both Matthew and Luke, this prayer not only serves as a script for our conversations with God but also provides a profound framework for understanding our relationship with
Misinterpreted with Various Pastors
Clarifying misunderstood Bible passages - Weekly
Misinterpreted: Proverbs 22:6
Train up a child in the way he should go; even when he is old he will not depart from it. (Proverbs 22:6) For some
Misinterpreted: Joshua 1:9
Have you ever seen Joshua 1:9 as a motivational slogan or tattoo? While its message of strength and courage resonates, the true meaning lies in
Misinterpreted: 1 Corinthians 13
Often called “the love chapter,” 1 Corinthians 13 is one of the most well-known passages in the Bible, frequently quoted at weddings and anniversaries. However,
Misinterpreted: Matthew 16:28
Matthew 16:28 has left many puzzled, prompting questions about the truth of the Bible. Jesus declares that some standing there will not taste death before
Misinterpreted: Psalm 23:1
Psalm 23 is often recited in times of sorrow, offering comfort with its serene imagery of green pastures and still waters. Yet, many misinterpret its
Misinterpreted: Romans 8:28
Romans 8:28 is often quoted as a comforting promise, but have we truly grasped its meaning? This beloved verse assures us that for those who
Gospel Threads Blog with Cheyenne Werner, Ally Mollenkamp, and Stephanie Delger
A space for women to reflect biblically on life, culture, and discipleship - Monthly
Clothed in Grace: Part Two
Here at Gospel Threads, we love studying themes in the Bible! For our first season, we chose the theme of “Clothing” because it beautifully illustrates
Clothed in Grace: Part One
Here at Gospel Threads, we love studying themes in the Bible! For our first season, we chose the theme of “Clothing” because it beautifully illustrates
Striving Against Shame
From fig leaves to social media filters, we have always tried to cover ourselves. Deep down, we all wonder, Am I really good enough? We
Finding Freedom From Shame in the Story of David
Umm excuse me, King David? Maybe you’ve forgotten about a little something from your past? While he is often celebrated as a “man after God’s
Clothing and Union with Christ
Have you ever felt like an imposter? Like you just didn’t belong because you didn’t live up to expectations? Whether at work, in your family,
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Is There a Line?
So you have a great candidate in front of you. They have character, skills, and people like them, but they don’t agree with all of
How to Surrender Control and Trust God with Your Child’s Salvation
When my kids were little, my greatest fear wasn’t their safety; it was their salvation. I thought it was my job to guide them to
When Forgiveness is Out of Reach
It may shock you to hear that Jesus spoke of an unforgivable sin. Many people today assume that God will forgive anything, but the Bible
How Jesus Teaches Us to Pray
Discover the profound depth of prayer as taught by Jesus in the Lord’s Prayer. This model prayer, found in both Matthew and Luke, serves as
How to Run Your Race, Not Hers
There’s something I do that always compounds my weariness in this race of life: I glance sideways at the person beside me who doesn’t seem
Abortion, Freedom, and Life
Shouldn’t every woman have a right to choose what happens to her body? Are pro-life supporters actually just hypocrites who only care about unborn lives