In the Life of Christ “And Zacchaeus stood, and said unto the Lord; Behold, Lord, the half of my goods I give to the poor; and if I have taken any thing from any man by false accusation, I restore him fourfold” (Luke 19:8, KJV). I find something wonderfully practical about Zacchaeus’s encounter with Jesus.Continue reading “When Grace Reaches the Checkbook”
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The Man Jesus Saw in the Tree
In the Life of Christ Zacchaeus wanted to see Jesus, but the crowd stood between them. Luke tells us that he was a chief tax collector, that he was wealthy, and that he was too short to see over the people lining the road. So he ran ahead and climbed a sycamore tree. I canContinue reading “The Man Jesus Saw in the Tree”
From Jericho to Jerusalem
Salvation, Service, and Surrender Thru the Bible in a Year Luke’s account of Jesus’ journey from Jericho to Jerusalem brings us to the edge of history’s greatest turning point—the cross. These chapters, Luke 19 and 20, pull us close to the heartbeat of Jesus as He moves steadily toward His crucifixion and resurrection. We watchContinue reading “From Jericho to Jerusalem”
When Grace Looks Up a Tree
A Day in the Life of Jesus Walking with Jesus through the streets of Jericho, I cannot help but notice how the crowd presses in around Him. Everyone wants to catch a glimpse of the Teacher who heals the sick, lifts the broken, and speaks with authority unlike any other. In the middle of allContinue reading “When Grace Looks Up a Tree”
As the Day Begins
Luke 19:10 encapsulates Jesus’ mission to seek and save the lost, emphasizing His active pursuit of individuals regardless of their circumstances. This morning meditation encourages reflection on God’s unwavering love and the transformative power of grace. Believers are called to mirror this mission by compassionately reaching out to the spiritually lost.
Timeless Truths in a Modern World
The content explores the enduring significance of hospitality found in Matthew 10:40-42, extending from biblical narratives to modern challenges. Emphasizing hospitality’s role in discipleship, it encourages believers to embody kindness, genuine generosity, and faith, ultimately reflecting the transformative power of God’s love through their actions and interactions.