“Spare the rod, spoil the child!” is an oft quoted phrase that I consider a southern translation of Proverbs 13:24, which reads, “whoever...

A couple of weeks ago, Jared wrote a reflection on the three uses of the moral law to provide some context for his preaching of the ten...

As the book of Exodus turns from the historical narrative of Israel’s deliverance from Egypt to the legal framework that fleshes out what...

The Christian’s relationship with God’s law can be confounding if not understood rightly. Possibly due to our own sinfulness, we may be...

Exodus 19 is a monumental moment in the life of Israel. God has rescued His people from slavery in Egypt in order that they may worship...

As the writer to the Hebrews highlights how the Lord Jesus Christ is greater than past revelation, angels, Moses, and Joshua, he makes...

As Paul brings his “Fool’s Speech” to a crescendo in 2 Corinthians 12, he mentions visions and revelations of the Lord that he...

With the people of Israel standing at the foot of Mount Sinai in Exodus 19, there is a sense in which the initial redemption of God’s...

At the foot of Mount Sinai, before attention is given to God’s covenant with his people and the giving of the law, Exodus 18 describes...

The beginning of Exodus 18 recounts, what many would consider, the conversion narrative of Jethro, Moses’ father-in-law. In Exodus 2,...

Finding Christ in the Old Testament, at times, can seem like Mel Gibson’s apartment in the movie “Conspiracy Theory.” Yet, we know that...

Exodus 16 describes God’s gracious provision of bread from heaven for his people while they sojourned in the wilderness. It is a chapter...