Author: Tim Jennings, M.D.

How can we retain our peace, our confidence, our joy when it appears that evil is winning and the righteous are suffering?

While I believe the account in 2 King 4 about Elisha and the Shunammite woman and her son actually took place, I also believe these events were recorded in Scripture to teach us larger truths.

God did not make the infinite sacrifice of sending Jesus to suffer the most grotesque treatment and disgraceful death in order to secure for us the privilege of breaking His law in this life and the future eternal life.

It has been long understood that psychotic problems are a result of something going wrong with normal brain function. However, recently discovered autoimmune inflammation of the brain also causes symptoms of psychosis.

What does it mean to have a renewed mind? The apostle Paul said that when our minds are renewed, we “will be able to test and approve what God’s will is.”

If we are to live like Jesus in this world of sin, do we live by retaining our rights or by surrendering them?

I have discovered that in every struggle of life, it is truly sweet to trust in Jesus.

There are many lessons we can learn from the biblical account of ancient Israel, this blog explains three rejections of God made by ancient Israel that reveal important lessons to help us avoid similar mistakes as we prepare to enter the heavenly Promised Land.

What made it the right time for Jesus’ incarnation? Why do you think God wait thousands of years to fulfill His promise to send our Savior?

In this blog are seven essential truths demonstrated in the book of Job that are foundational to understanding reality in God’s universe, rightly discerning Scripture, and properly comprehending events.

Do we surrender ourselves in mind, body, and spirit to Him and trust Him with our life, future, and wellbeing? Or do we reject divine truth and reality and substitute it with our feelings, selfish desires, and eventually self-worship?

What are the lessons of the kernel falling to the ground and dying? Is dying to live confusing? Does it seem contradictory to say that in order to live, we must die?