Jesse Kemp
Hollow Indignation
December 5, 2017 | by Jesse KempSocial Media is angry. Politicians and pundits are angry. Christians are angry. So what does God say about our anger, and how can we keep from being hollow in it?
Here’s the formula: select a strong adjective, place a colon after it, and …
As Unto the Lord
March 9, 2017 | by Jesse KempThings became tricky when I thought about serving the Lord in work outside of the church. How do we minister there? Can we?” Read the helpful new post from Jesse Kemp.
One of life’s great frustrations is the feeling of being pulled in two …
Genocide and the Gospel
December 7, 2016 | by Jesse KempOld Testament passages may make us squeamish, but Jesse Kemp helps us see the grace of the gospel in them.
One of the lines from The Screwtape Letters which has never left me is where C.S. Lewis writes, “Man has been accustomed, ever since …
Through the Strife
August 3, 2016 | by Jesse KempIn the face of our current political situation, racial tension, and global atmosphere, what does it mean for Christians to be optimistic and yet realistic? Jesse Kemp helps us find consistency in his newest post
One of my favorite hymns …
A Call to Trust
May 25, 2016 | by Jesse KempSometimes our diagnosis of the problem can be good, but the solution to the disease less so. Jesse Kemp helps us see the value and benefit of trusting God over lesser solutions.
Biblical scholars estimate that the exodus of the Israelites …
Applying the Bible
February 3, 2016 | by Jesse KempJesse Kemp writes his newest post to help us understand the relationship between the Bible’s authors and the Bible’s application.
One of the most amazing and difficult mysteries of the Bible is the reality that every book within it …
The Heart That Prays
November 5, 2015 | by Jesse KempSo many Christians struggle with prayer as a discipline. Jesse Kemp help us understand the differences between excuses and problems when it comes out our ability to pray in his newest post.
In my walk towards spiritual maturity, one …
King Hunting
September 10, 2015 | by Jesse KempOften times we find history entangled with mythology. In these moments we see more than story, we see get a glimpse into the desire of humanity. Jesse Kemp explores one of those themes in his newest post: King Hunting.
Thomas Mallory’s Le …