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Abraham, Isaac, and their donkey climb the hill with wood for the sacrifice—an image of worship defined by obedience, surrender, and trust. When most people hear the word worship , they think of singing. Hands raised, music swelling, maybe a dimly lit room and a favorite song that stirs the soul. And yes—singing is  worship. But it’s not all  worship. In fact, the very first time “worship” appears in the Bible, there isn’t a song in sight. The First Mention of Worship Genesis 22:5 records...

A sunrise spills light across the pages of Scripture, reminding us that God’s Word is both eternal truth and a living voice that still speaks today. If you’ve ever read through Psalm 119, you know it feels like standing in an ocean of Scripture. Every wave, every current, every movement carries you back to one theme: the Word of God . It’s the longest chapter in the Bible, 176 verses—each one declaring in some form or another that God’s Word is life, truth, direction, delight, and freedom....

When truth stands tall, it needs no defense — it simply reveals what is real. In a world where opinion often outruns reality, truth has become a rare and radical virtue. It’s not that truth has changed—truth never does—it’s that our appetite for it has weakened. We prefer what comforts us over what confronts us. Yet throughout history, voices from every background—Christian and non-Christian alike—have recognized that truth is the only thing strong enough to anchor both mind and soul. Before...