Learning to Live Under a Living Word A Day in the Life “So shall My word be that goes forth from My mouth; it shall not return to Me void, but it shall accomplish what I please.” Isaiah 55:11 As I linger over Isaiah’s words, I am reminded that Scripture does not present God’s speechContinue reading “When Jesus Speaks”
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The Word, the Works, and the Witness
Thru the Bible in a Year As we open the Gospel of John, we are stepping into holy ground—the deepest waters of divine revelation. John’s Gospel is not simply a record of Jesus’ miracles or teachings; it is an invitation to behold the eternal Son of God, the Word made flesh. While Matthew shows JesusContinue reading “The Word, the Works, and the Witness”
Message and Ministry
The Living Christ in Matthew 7–9 Thru the Bible in a Year October 5 — Matthew 7–9 The person of Jesus Christ stands at the very heart of the Gospels. Matthew’s narrative in chapters 7 through 9 paints one of the clearest portraits of who Jesus is—not only through His words but through His works.Continue reading “Message and Ministry”
The Beautiful Flow of Praise
The reflection on Psalms 111 to 118 illustrates a journey of praise, trusting God’s nature, and understanding His blessings. Each Psalm presents themes of worship, divine intervention, and the contrast between God and idols. Collectively, they encourage a deep, personal relationship with God, inviting global worship and gratitude for His faithfulness.
As the Day Ends
In Luke 1:37-38, Mary’s acceptance of God’s word exemplifies trust and surrender amidst uncertainty. Her response highlights the importance of faith in God’s promises, showcasing that belief transcends logic. The passage encourages individuals to reflect on their own trust in God’s unwavering words, inviting them to embrace hope when faced with life’s challenges.
History’s Toughest Teacher
The story of King Hezekiah highlights the importance of full obedience to God’s Word. While he fervently prayed during a personal crisis and received God’s grace, his later pride led to spiritual missteps. This narrative serves as both encouragement and warning about the need for complete submission to Scripture and the consequences of neglecting divine counsel.
One Nation Under God
Titus 1:1-16 Our Founding Fathers created a governing framework heavily influenced by biblical principles. Slowly, we have changed from “one nation under God” to a group of people who no longer want Him to be involved. Our nation has become ungodly in several ways: Many are driven by materialism and power; immorality and rebellion areContinue reading “One Nation Under God”