David says, don't fret, instead be still before the Lord and wait patiently for Him. Fretting tends to evil, while godly anger constructively engages what is wrong in a way that is patient, merciful, forgiving, and honest. [... more]

Living by faith means trusting in God's sovereignty and presence, especially in the midst of hardships and injustices. David's words in Psalm 62 remind us to wait patiently for God, who cares and can bring justice and peace. This is a call to remember God's promises and to look at Him, rather than getting riled up by the troubles of life. [... more]

Living by faith means embracing quietness and trusting in God's perfect goodness, allowing us to find contentment and peace in the midst of anxiety and uncertainty. [... more]

The book of Job explores the meaning of life and the problem of pain, searching for a metanarrative that puts everything together. Biblical wisdom posits that God understands the way to wisdom, and it's through submitting to Him that we find understanding. [... more]

The concept of worldview is crucial to understanding how the Bible applies to our lives. A biblical worldview is rooted in the idea of a grand metanarrative that conveys the story of creation, fall, and redemption. This narrative is essential for making sense of life's issues and challenges. By understanding the creation mandate and the concept of dominion, we can see how humans are called to engage in the work of culture and develop civilization. However, due to the fall, human society and culture have been poisoned by sin, leading to corruption and injustice. The good news is that God promises to send his son to redeem humanity, and through faith in Jesus, we can live redemptively in our fallen cultures. [... more]