Here Dave examines the biblical distinction between "religion" and "life," emphasizing how religion, referenced only a few times in the New Testament, often focuses on outward expressions of faith, such as ceremonial worship and moral obligations. In contrast, the concept of life, appearing hundreds of times in Scripture, points to vitality, spiritual abundance, and the eternal life offered through Jesus Christ. By understanding these differences, Dave encourages readers to embrace the deeper, life-giving relationship with Christ that goes beyond mere religious practices.

Here Dave reflects on the tension found in Hebrews 2:8 between God’s sovereignty and the brokenness we observe in the world. He explores how this verse reassured early Christians and continues to speak to believers today, affirming that while everything is subject to Christ, we do not yet see the full manifestation of His reign. Drawing parallels with passages from Job, Isaiah, and Romans, Dave emphasizes that despite the chaos around us, God’s control remains unshaken, and His ultimate plan for restoration is assured.

In this blog post, Dave interprets Exodus 4 as a profound foreshadowing of the life, death, and resurrection of Jesus Christ. He explores how Moses' staff turning into a serpent symbolizes Jesus taking on sin, only to conquer it and restore life through His resurrection. The post also delves into the symbolism of leprosy as a representation of sin and the Nile turning to blood as an act of divine judgment, paralleling Jesus' blood shed on the cross. Through these Old Testament events, Dave illustrates God's covenant faithfulness and ultimate redemption through Christ.