By Javan Rowe Fear is an interesting emotion because we all experience it, yet many of us choose to ignore it. I cannot recall ever discussing my greatest fears with my buddies; it is something we simply do not do. Our kids, though, are often more open about what makes them afraid. As a […]
By Javan Rowe The apostle John has always intrigued me. We know much about Peter because he always seemed to be the first to talk and act. John, though, referred to himself as “the disciple whom Jesus loved” (John 13:23). You might say John was Jesus’ best friend on earth. Called Disciple John […]
By Javan Rowe The level of despair I witness around me can be disheartening, especially when Christians appear among the hopeless. We express a hope for the future God has for us, while allowing feelings of regret and worry to linger. Difficulties overtake our emotions and we fall prey to fear and frustration. We […]
By Javan Rowe Paul’s list of spiritual fruit in Galatians 5 is such a hopeful part of Scripture. While the Christian journey may be difficult, Christ promises to bear fruit through us if we remain in him. The first characteristic of this fruit is love (5:22). Love has been the topic of countless songs, […]
By Javan Rowe “Liberty and justice for all” is a sentiment shared by nearly all U.S. citizens. We want a justice that makes our transactions and interactions fair. When it comes to God’s justice, though, is it something we should anticipate and desire, or dread? Holiness and Justice God’s justice is inseparably linked […]
