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How can I have “the tongue of the learned” (Isa 50:4)? I’ll need first “to hear as the learned” from the Lord. […]

Read More… from Taste & See: Words In Vain

“One of the greatest rewards for serving God is the permission to do still more for Him.” —C.H. Spurgeon  […]

Read More… from Taste & See: The Assumption Of Self-Righteousness

Is being half-right better than all wrong? Not if it makes you presume you know more than you do.  […]

Read More… from Taste & See: The One-Eyed Man

It is an unsettling mistake God’s people often make, that if I can’t see the Lord, then He doesn’t see me.  […]

Read More… from Taste & See: The All-Perceiving God

“To love all men is the greatest virtue; to be impartial in love is the greatest wisdom.” —Mencius  […]

Read More… from Taste & See: The Impartial God

“Let me ne’er forget…though the wrong seems oft so strong, God is the Ruler yet.” —M.D. Babcock  […]

Read More… from Taste & See: Who’s In Charge Around Here?

A non-confidence vote in God will dissolve His government, and “all flesh would perish together” (Job 34:15). […]

Read More… from Taste & See: Elihu Lays The Foundation

Between “the law of sin and death” and “the law of the spirit of life” is the Spirit’s call to abide in Christ.  […]

Read More… from Taste & See: The Ongoing Battle

Miracles—barring the creation of the world—always start with problems. No problems, no miracles. […]

Read More… from Taste & See: The Problem Solver