Jehovah-Elohimאֱלוֹהַּ We are continuing our series of the names of God. (If you missed our previous posts in the series, you can find them here: Jehovah Rapha and Jehovah Jireh) Scholars disagree on the meaning of Jehovah Elohim. Elohim, is believed to be the plural name of El, referring to the one, true Creator God,
Jehovah Rapha. Today begins a new series that will explore the names of God in the Bible. A new post on the names of God will be published on the first Thursday of each month. The Bible declares that God is at work in the world and in the lives of those who believe
God is a name that’s used to refer to many of His attributes, but there’s one name for God that stands above them all. In the Bible, we find Him referred to as Abba. This is a personal and intimate way of addressing our Father in Heaven. We can learn from this about how He
“Let go and let God” has become an oft-quoted phrase. We say it to others when they are frustrated, depressed or going through a tough time. When we feel overwhelmed, the first step is to give control over to God. It’s an empowering statement that reminds us of our ability and dependency on Him
There’s no better time to cling to the fact that God is a rock and our salvation. There is an incredible amount of political issues, natural disasters, unprecedented crime, racial tensions, corruption, and breakdowns of the family unit. You get the picture. During turbulent times, we need to seek something steady to hold on to.
