Psalm 110 reveals Jesus as the exalted Lord—both reigning King and eternal High Priest—who intercedes for His people and will ultimately triumph over every enemy. Because of who He is, we are called to trust Him, worship Him, and gladly give ourselves to His rule.
Psalm 85 reminds us that we cannot produce revival, but we can seek it by remembering God’s mercy, praying for renewal, and preparing our hearts. Every revival now points to the final renewal when Christ returns.
A devotional on C. S. Lewis’ idea that the Gospel is the “True Myth”—the source of all truth and story—fulfilled in Jesus (John 1; Hebrews 1), where the Word becomes flesh and longing becomes reality.
A devotional reflection on why life with Christ is found up close, not at a distance. Drawing on Scripture, the story of Peter following Jesus “at a distance,” and the insight of C. S. Lewis that warmth comes only by standing near the fire, it explores the transforming power of drawing near to Christ and abiding in Him.
Scripture & C.S. Lewis help us to see that human beings are not defined by the institutions they serve, but by the God whose image they bear—created with glory, renewed in Christ, and destined for everlasting significance.