Day 368 – The End of the Book
I know I shouldn’t do this, but when I pick up a book to read, many times I open to the last few pages of the book to see how …
Day 367 – From Moses to Jesus
The Gospel according to Matthew marks the transition from the Old Testament to the New Testament. Matthew’s account of Jesus emphasizes the Jewishness of the Messiah King and His right …
Day 366 – The Rhema Word
One of the most common ways of hearing the Lord speak is through His Word. The writing of the Bible happened via inspiration of the Holy Spirit. Ordinary men were …
Day 365 – Great Faith
I really admire the tenacity of the Canaanite women, who approached Jesus for the deliverance of her demon oppressed daughter. She would not take no for an answer, as she …
Day 364 – Passion
If it weren’t for the book, Song of Solomon, being in the Bible, many would feel guilty about being passionate. Passion is an almost uncontrollable, outburst of emotion. It is …
Day 363 – Commitments
Some years ago, I was talking to a young man who was preparing for the ministry and the church he was a part of had asked him for a two-year …
Day 362 – Bone to Bone
When God created woman, the Bible says that she was formed from the rib, or bone, of the man. Physically, it is true that man has one less rib than …
Day 361 – Never Stop Working
Even though one of the Ten Commandments is: “Remember the Sabbath day to keep it holy”, (Exodus 20:8), it is the only one Jesus seemed to continually break. (At least …
Day 360 – The Serpent on the Cross
When Jesus was talking to Nicodemus about being born again, it seemed like He was hitting a wall of unbelief. In John 3:11, Jesus confronts his unbelief by saying: “…we …
Day 359 – Raise the Bar
When my wife was in high school, she participated in a number of track and field events. Her specialty was the high jump and hurtles. I could talk about the …