If this story teaches us anything, it teaches us that we will jump over all of God’s laws to pursue the lust of our flesh.

When you go out into the fields of the world and you’re being challenged to give a defense of your faith, “my pastor said” won’t be a helpful nor substantial response.

No one person walking this Earth has the monopoly on theology. God’s Word is the sole, sure and sufficient source of where good theology is birthed and bad theology is shed.

The only way we can fully share truth, is if we aren’t partially committed to it. The world is watching and so is God.

The triune God and His Word has the monopoly on the reason you're not married, not pulpit relationship gurus and Amazon-bestseller authors.

There is absolutely no level or volume of contentment that we can attain, that will make God bring a spouse quicker.

Doing things by ourselves can be easily become our default setting, but God’s model of community calls us to practice mutual reliance.

Aside from the great importance of a proper personal theological view of God weighing heavily on our own worldview, as a collective, what our local churches believe about God matters.

It is important that we meet error with truth. If we just give a bunch of warnings but no provision of resources, Scripture to chew on or things to point her in the right direction, we sound like clanging cymbals.

There are many popular (and unpopular) Christian women’s ministries that glory unrepentantly in false, unbiblical teaching.