Signs are pointers. A sign is not an end or goal in itself. It is a cue directing us to something beyond it, like smoke pointing to fire.
One of the greatest responsibilities and joys in my life is being a mother. I have two young kids: one girl and one boy.
Jesus tells the group in John 8:31 that to be a disciple or follower of Jesus, they are to hold to the teaching of Jesus.
From a young age, we have a desire to be known. And that desire is often deepest in our relationship with our parents.
Light fascinates us. It has a unique duality of being both a wavelength and photon, created from the fusion of two atoms.
As we mark the sabbath rest during this Lenten season, take time to meditate on today’s passage.
In today’s devotional readings Jeremiah, David, and John all point us in the same direction.
Psalm 34 contains one of the most winsome invitations written to come and know the God of redemption: “Taste and see that the LORD is good.”
