In the pages of the Old Testament, the fatherhood of God is first introduced, however, it is done so in a more collective sense than what we are used to under the New Covenant.   There, He is seen as the Father of the nation of Israel (Exodus 4.22-23), the disciplinarian (Deuteronomy 8.5), and provider and […]

In our continuation to learn of the various names and character of God in relation to our lives and being, There is one that stands out as a name that speaks to the nature of our personal relationship with our Creator. The ancient Hebrew would pronounce it something like “El Chaiyai”, which translates to “The […]

In both Psalm 14:1 and Psalm 53.1, King David begins with this attention grabbing declaration: “The fool says in his heart, ‘There is no God.’” The term “fool” in this context is not merely an insult but a description of a person who lives without regard for God. David’s statement emphasizes that denying God’s existence […]