Posts focused on reading the Bible with depth, context, and covenant awareness—rooted in Scripture’s historical, cultural, and theological foundations rather than soundbites or modern assumptions.
One of the strangest things we’ve done to the Bible is pretend it fell from the sky. We treat Scripture like a collection of timeless sayings, detached from place, people, and covenant. Verses are lifted, shared, and applied as if they exist in a vacuum—portable truths for any moment, any meaning, any life. But the Bible does not work that way. It never has. SCRIPTURE IS A COVENANT DOCUMENT The Bible is not primarily a self-help manual or a theological reference book. It is a
