The Bible in a Year “He took thereof in his hands, and went on eating… but he told them not that he had taken the honey out of the carcass of the lion.” — Judges 14:9 As I walk through the account of Samson, I find myself drawn not to his strength, but to hisContinue reading “When Sweetness Becomes a Snare”
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When God’s Law Still Speaks
The Bible in a Year “Keep thee far from a false matter; and the innocent and righteous slay thou not: for I will not justify the wicked.” Exodus 23:7 As we move steadily through the Scriptures in this year-long journey, passages like Exodus 23:7 remind us that not every Old Testament command functions in theContinue reading “When God’s Law Still Speaks”
Planting Today What the Kingdom Will Harvest Tomorrow
A Day in the Life “But he who sows righteousness will have a sure reward.” Proverbs 11:18b As I sit with this proverb, I am struck by how deliberately Scripture speaks about righteousness in agricultural terms. Sowing implies intention, patience, and trust in processes that unfold slowly beneath the surface. In the life of Jesus,Continue reading “Planting Today What the Kingdom Will Harvest Tomorrow”
Sent Into a World That Does Not Understand
A Day in the Life of Jesus When I come to John 17, I always feel as if I’m stepping onto holy ground. This chapter offers something we rarely see in Scripture: Jesus praying—not in parables, not in public, not in brief phrases—but personally, intimately, and with His heart completely unveiled. And today, as weContinue reading “Sent Into a World That Does Not Understand”
Set Apart in a Noisy World
DID YOU KNOW DID YOU KNOW that Colossians 3:2–3 teaches us that the Christian life begins with a radical shift of focus—from earth to heaven, from temporary things to eternal realities? When Paul urges us to “think only about the things in heaven, not the things on earth,” he is not asking us to escapeContinue reading “Set Apart in a Noisy World”
Holiness in God’s House
Ezekiel 44 and 45 emphasize God’s holiness, worship purity, faithful leadership, and justice in His kingdom. Through imagery of the closed east gate and priestly duties, the text challenges believers to reflect on their devotion and integrity. Each detail and regulation points towards God’s character and the fulfillment in Christ.
When God’s Will Isn’t Obvious
The post discusses how to discern God’s will when facing significant life decisions, emphasizing the importance of aligning personal desires with God’s desires. Key lessons include prioritizing love, connecting decisions to the Great Commission, seeking holiness, and focusing on knowing Christ over outcomes. It encourages reflection, prayer, and community involvement in decision-making.
As the Day Begins
The post highlights the importance of morning meditation and the significance of Psalm 93:5, emphasizing God’s trustworthy testimonies and the true nature of holiness as separation from sin through trust and obedience. It encourages readers to live as faithful witnesses, allowing God’s Word to shape their lives in a world of uncertainty.