Theology that Informs Life

A Morning Prayer

October 31, 2021 by Peter Dubbelman 8 Comments

Every morning, typically at the beginning of my quiet time with the LORD, I pray something like this. LORD, thank you for this personal time with you in prayer and in the Word. May it help me maintain a heart of love for you. May my witness of you to others fundamentally flow from your […] Read More »

Post 19: Eight Characteristics of the Spirit of God

June 9, 2020 by Peter Dubbelman 3 Comments

There are many different ways the Bible describes the Holy Spirit, some of which are listed below. Consider meditating on the following scriptures and allowing God to use them to inform your thoughts, prayers, and decisions for today. Read More »

Post 18: Five More Names of God

June 8, 2020 by Peter Dubbelman Leave a Comment

Jesus is described in the NT as “the Lord of the Sabbath,” “the Word,” “the Savior,” “the last Adam,” and “the image of the invisible God.” Consider meditating on the below scriptures and allowing God to use them to inform your thoughts, prayers, and decisions for today. Read More »

Post 17: Five More Names of Jesus

June 7, 2020 by Peter Dubbelman Leave a Comment

Jesus is described in the Christian bible as “the messenger of the covenant and a refiner and purifier of silver,” “a merciful and faithful high priest and the apostle,” “the source of eternal salvation,” “an advocate and the Righteous One,” and “the destroyer of the devil’s works.” Consider meditating on the below scriptures and allowing God to use them to inform your thoughts, prayers, and decisions for today. Read More »

Post 16: Five More Names of Jesus

June 6, 2020 by Peter Dubbelman Leave a Comment

In the NT, Jesus is described as “the head of the body,” “the faithful witness,” “the Amen,” “Lion of the tribe of Judah,” “the One and Only; God’s one and only Son,” and “the first born among many brothers and sisters.” Consider meditating on the below scriptures and allowing God to use them to inform your thoughts, prayers, and decisions for today. Read More »