The Voice of a King If you’ve been with us the last few weeks at the Chapel, you know that we have been exploring the theme, The Cross and the...
Gideon–The Center of the Chiasm of Judges This past Sunday, we finished up our series through the book of Judges by looking at the life of Gideon. Although Samson is probably the...
What do we learn from the book of Judges? In the sermon this week, I talked about the game of “Guess Who?”, a simple two-player board game. Each player starts off with a board...
Why Ehud is Meant to be Funny I mentioned in my sermon last week that the best way to understand the story of Ehud in Judges 3 is as a comedy. This is not to say that...
The Chiastic Structure of Judges If you have been with us during this series on Judges, you are probably familiar with the idea that the book is arranged as a chiasm. After...
Judges: Authorship and Dates When exactly does the book of Judges take place? And when was it written? Both questions are difficult to answer. Like the other historical...
Should I Pray the Rosary? You might have seen it in a movie, or perhaps in the possession of one of your Catholic friends—they may even occasionally wear it around...
Old Testament Quotations in Ephesians It’s always interesting to trace themes and trends across Paul’s letters. Throughout this series, we’ve occasionally paused to...
Praying with Paul When I was in 8th grade, I was on my middle school’s tennis team. This was the absolute pinnacle of my athletic career as a young man. I...