Joshua was asking the two spies to look over the land—to be the eyes of the people and know what was there. Why they stepped into the house of a prostitute is not known. Perhaps they were trying to hide their true intentions as to why they were in Jericho...

The story of the thief on the cross is a powerful reminder that it is never too late for a heart to turn toward God. In his final moments, this man had nothing to offer Jesus—no good works to present, no time to make things right with those he had...

King Saul had lost the fear of God. He was afraid of many things, but he was not afraid of God. When he saw David’s success, jealousy and hatred took root in his heart. The people sang, “Saul has slain his thousands, and David his ten thousands.” God gave the...

This verse brings clarity to what a healthy fear of God entails. It is both reverential and worshipful. When we see God for who He is in all of His glory and majesty, we will regard Him with great respect, honor, awe, adoration, and worship. This biblical fear does not...

The foundation of true wisdom begins with the fear of the LORD. Not a fear that causes us to tremble in terror, but one that moves our hearts to reverence, humility, and a deep respect for who God is. It is recognizing that His ways are greater than our own,...