Highlight A few things to note. The Egyptians mixed chopped straw and clay to create bricks and ensure a sturdy, more pliable product. Ancient Egyptian brick making and daily quotas were meticulously followed and ruthlessly maintained.  Read More

Highlight Deuteronomy is part of the Torah, or the first five books of the Hebrew Bible, which is also often referred to as “the Law.” Moses is traditionally thought to have written these books. Which as the majority of the books hold the laws and commands God gave to Moses on Mount Sinai, makes the most logical sense.  Read More

Throughout this series we have been talking about the Biblical perspective of work. Thus far, we have learned - God is a worker, and because we bear His image, we too are called to work. Next, work is not a curse…but it is cursed. Then Pastor Marcus talked about how as Christ followers, our world view should not be focused on separate secular or sacred things.  Read More

Psalm 92 is a thanksgiving psalm praising God and acknowledging all that He has done for you. It was traditionally read during the Sabbath as a way to focus your heart and mind on God.  Read More

Highlight The author of Hebrews is unknown, but the audience is known. The letter of Hebrews was written to Hebrew Christian likely before the destruction of Jerusalem in 70 AD. This is important to understand for this chapter, and for each time you read Hebrews, because it is saturated with Old Testament references.  Read More

Highlight If you, like me, did not grow up in the country around animals, you might not know what a yoke is. Full transparency, I did not understand why Jesus was talking about eggs when I first read this when I was young.  Read More