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Articles

  1. How to Read the Law Without LegalismMany Christians approach the Old Testament law with a mixture of respect and uncertainty. Deuteronomy contains commands about worship, justice, food, property,…
  2. Lessons From Deuteronomy’s Covenant Renewal CeremonyDeuteronomy presents covenant renewal as a deliberate return to the word of God. Israel stood on the edge of the Promised Land, carrying memories of failure,…
  3. What Does It Mean to Fear God? A Devotional LookTo fear God is not to imagine Him as cruel, unpredictable, or eager to condemn. In Scripture, holy fear is a reverent awareness of who God is: sovereign, pure,…
  4. The Forgotten Art Of Biblical MeditationBiblical meditation is an old Christian practice with a fresh urgency. In a noisy age, many believers can hear sermons, read devotionals and collect Bible apps…
  5. When the Well Runs Dry: Prayers for the Tired SoulThe summer sky over a Sydney backyard can feel like a furnace, with the grass cracking underfoot and the leaves on the eucalyptus curling into themselves.…
  6. Beginning the Day with the Shema: Deuteronomy 6 in Morning PrayerThe Shema has been prayed at sunrise for longer than Australia has been a nation. Jewish communities have whispered "Hear, O Israel" for over two thousand…
  7. Why the narrow path is harder than we admitThere is a kind of Christian conversation that treats the narrow path as a poetic image, something lovely to sing on a Sunday and forget by Monday. Yet Jesus…