Author: Palmer Whiston

Hidden in Christ

Let’s imagine together for a moment. Suppose you and I were to suddenly find ourselves in Times Square in New York City. We find a bench, sit side-by-side, and simply observe for a few minutes. What do you think we would see? I have a few suspicions. Business men and

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Pleased to Dwell

Can you think of a person God has placed in your life where lingering in their presence is easy? When you are spending time with them, there is no urgency to move on to the next thing, no quiet pull toward your to-do list, only a steady desire to remain.

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Doubting God’s Goodness

There are passages in Scripture that feel less like distant history and more like a mirror, and Genesis 3 is one of them. The serpent’s question is subtle but seismic: “Is it really true that God said…?” (Genesis 3:1). Before Eve reaches for the fruit, trust begins to thin. The

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