Psalm 131

March 3 Application | ‘Unity and You’

Are we willing to make Christian unity a personal goal? Practically speaking, how can we encourage the unity of God’s people? . . .

November 13 | A Heart That Is Humble

Psalm 8 and Psalm 131 can easily be juxtaposed. Psalm 8 celebrates the worth and dignity of humankind as cocreators, while Psalm 131 celebrates the humility of humankind.…

Apr 25 | Application

Ironically, we don’t find personal fulfillment by making personal fulfillment our primary goal.

Under the Protection of Truth

Four Important Questions to Advance Reconciliation

Paddling Together in the Same Direction

All You Can Do

Jim Tune reflects on Psalm 131, Yoda's famous advice, and the limits of personal effort, encouraging readers to recognize what they cannot control and find rest in God's…

Avoiding “I” Contact! (Do You See What I See?)

Are we hiding behind masks, even in church? Lisa Jernigan explores authentic Christian living, honest self-examination, and the freedom of seeing ourselves through God's eyes while offering others…

How Much Does God Really Know? (Part 2)

Knofel Staton examines God’s foreknowledge and free will through Scripture, exploring divine omniscience, God’s relationship to time, and a possible way to reconcile seemingly paradoxical biblical passages.

What Should We Do With Our Story?

Reflecting on how written memories can be “put away,” Mark A. Taylor calls Christian churches and churches of Christ to move beyond old divisions and embrace biblical unity…