A Story of Divine Order, Human Ambition, and the Fear of God’s Presence In Numbers 16 , we find one of the most sobering accounts in the Old Testament — Korah’s rebellion . It is more than a story of leadership conflict; it is a mirror held up to the Church today, revealing the dangers of dishonor, covetousness, and misunderstanding God’s divine order. When God first desired to speak to the congregation of Israel, His heart was to have direct relationship  with His people. He

The phrase “spiritual covering”  is often heard in church circles. For many, it means that a pastor or ministry leader must have someone over them — either another leader or an organization — who functions as their covering. This covering is thought to give legitimacy, authority, or protection. While accountability is absolutely biblical and necessary, I want to challenge the assumption that spiritual covering  in this sense is found in Scripture. What Does the Bible Actually

It’s both wonderful and sobering  to reflect on the story of the people of Shinar who built the Tower of Babel (Genesis 11:1–9). Their example shows us the power of unity —and the danger of unity without God. “And the whole earth was of one language, and of one speech.”  — Genesis 11:1 They were many, yet they operated as One People, One Mind, and One Vision. A diverse people who set aside their differences for a common goal. They spoke the same language, shared the same ide

There’s a pattern in Scripture that’s easy to miss, but painfully real: The people closest to you often struggle the most to recognize...