Perspective: Staying Upright in White Water
How we view the world has a lot to do with our happiness and success.
How we view the world has a lot to do with our happiness and success.
Ancient traditions and religious texts establish the symbolism of horns to represent power, strength, authority, and divine presence.
A life of moral excellence and obeying divine truth brings a deep strength known as virtue.
In Hebrew tradition, names are intrinsically tied to a being's spiritual essence.
The word “cleave” embodies the covenant process.
Ancient faith focuses on action from loyalty and obedience, not just understanding.
When Jesus called the scribes and Pharisees “hypocrites,” he was not merely attacking them for feigning goodness, but for polluting His sacred gospel.
After we come out of the waters of baptism, our souls need to be continuously immersed in and saturated with the truth and the light of the Savior’s gospel.
When we read repentance we can read “turn unto the Lord”.
Words matter a lot. Let me say that again. Words matter!