If truth is knowing what is right, then righteousness is putting the truth into action.
Ultimately, shalom is at the center of God’s justice. His justice is not about punishment, but restoration.
While walking the streets of New York City, Charles Kellogg stopped at a busy intersection and remarked to a friend that he heard a cricket chirping.
Before every show, Roland Hayes would pray, “Lord, blot out Roland Hayes so that they only see thee.”
Between the last teachings of Malachi and the angel interrupting Zechariah’s priestly duties in Luke 1, there were no divine revelations.
Logos is the source of everything. Logos is the one who set the world – both seen and unseen – in motion.
Three years ago, the Washington Post ran an article about a white-naped crane named Walnut who was supposedly in love with her keeper.
As Jesus himself teaches us during the Sermon on the Mount, God has a special affinity toward those who promote and seek peace.