Keith Kraska 5/27/25 Keith Kraska 5/27/25

The gospel in the Old Testament: Psalm 2

The second psalm doesn’t get the attention that Psalm 22 and Isaiah 53 get as far as foretelling the gospel of Jesus Christ, but it should, especially since it follows an amazing progression from crucifixion to resurrection to second coming.

Keith Kraska 6/25/24 Keith Kraska 6/25/24

‘Heal our land’ doesn’t mean America — in this life

2 Chronicles 7:14, with its conditional promise for “My people who are called by My name” to “heal their land,” is often applied to Christians and America. But its context puts that into question, and raises another one: Do we even have a land?

Keith Kraska 3/12/24 Keith Kraska 3/12/24

Why God no longer works through nation-states

One of the more stark differences we see from the Old Testament to the New is that God stopped advancing His people through the political power and force of earthly nations. Why do we still seek that, then?

Keith Kraska 12/12/23 Keith Kraska 12/12/23

America, Moses, and the Red Sea: Hijacking the OT

House Speaker Mike Johnson said God wants him to be a “Moses” who will lead America through “a Red Sea moment.” Do we really want that, considering what happened after the Red Sea?