Joe Castleberry
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Joe Castleberry
@drcastleberry
Ministro cristiano, Doctor en educación y desarrollo internacional, presidente emérito de Northwest University








🇺🇸 Trump wants Congress to pass the Stop Insider Trading Act to crack down on lawmakers using insider info to trade stocks. The pitch is simple: if you write the laws, you shouldn’t be playing the market with nonpublic information. Sounds obvious, which probably means the debate is about to get complicated. Source: @WhiteHouse











I have been slowly unraveling and marveling at the trinity alongside a brother in Christ. Today he shared this verse and it hit me differently. “By the word of the LORD the heavens were made, their starry host by the breath of his mouth.” Psalm 33:6 David, in a single verse of doxology, quietly crystallizes the Trinity. The heavens made by the Logos. The starry host animated by the Ruach. The Father as the initiating source of both. This means something staggering about who God was before the universe existed. God was not waiting, God was not empty and God was certainly not bored. No one who possesses such a Word and such a Spirit is any of those things. The capacity for creation was not something God acquired. It was internal to him. Which means the relationships between Father, Word, and Spirit were not created for the universe, but the universe was created out of them. Theologians say God is self-sufficient and I think this verse shows you what that actually looks like. It looks like a Father whose Word executes his intentions with perfect fidelity and whose Spirit gives life to everything that Word calls into form. Those are not transactions, those are the movements of love. A universe without the Word is chaos. A universe without the Spirit is a corpse. What God made is neither. And the reason is not that God found good materials. It is that God brought good relationships. The universe did not give God something to love. God’s love is what gave the universe something to be.







