The Journal
Every piece opens with the point in a sentence. Read that in passing, or stay for the whole thing.
Teaching4 min read
Why God’s “never” is stronger than your heart’s “guilty.”
In short
In the Greek, God uses a double negative, οὐ μή (ou mē), to say He will by no means ever remember your sins or leave you. When your heart condemns you, His verdict stands.
Word for the Week2 min read
In Hebrews 13:5, God stacks five negatives in the Greek to say He will never leave you. Your safety rests on His grip, not on yours.
Church life2 min read
Arrive a few minutes early, sit anywhere, and stay for a coffee if you like. Nobody will put you on the spot.
