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05/13/26 Psalm 9:9-10 David has just stated that the LORD lives forever and sits upon His throne to judge the nations of the world impartially. Then there is more good news: “The Lord also will be a refuge for the … Continue reading →

05/12/26 1 Timothy 1:10-11 The apostle Paul has just informed Timothy that the Law was not made for us, whom God has saved; it is for sinners who hate God, have rebellious hearts, curse and swear, attack their fathers and … Continue reading →

05/11/26 Zechariah 1:9-10 has just told us that he saw a man riding a red horse. He was standing among some myrtle bushes in the valley. Behind him, there were red, brown, and white horses. So then, Zechariah asks, “My … Continue reading →

05/09/26 Fourteen years ago, I posted this Point to Ponder: “If there really were no God, it would be impossible to be an atheist.”  Years later, I heard Charlie Kirk, of Turning Point USA, say in a college campus rally … Continue reading →

05/08/26 Zephaniah 1:7-9 God had just told the prophet that those who go up on their roofs to worship the stars will be forgotten. That’s because they say they are worshiping me, the Lord, but they also use the name … Continue reading →

05/07/26 Galatians 1:10 Paul had just emphasized that if anyone preaches any other gospel than the one they welcomed, let God’s curse fall upon him. Now the apostle assures them of his intent that is to persuade them with the … Continue reading →

05/06/26 Psalm 9:6-8 David has just noted that God has rebuked the nations and destroyed the wicked, blotting out their names forever and ever. Now David has a message for his enemies: “O enemy, destructions are finished forever! And you … Continue reading →

05/05/26 1 John 1:7 The apostle John had just told her readers that if we say we are God’s friends but go on living in spiritual darkness and sin, we are lying. However, John sends them an alternative. He says … Continue reading →

05/04/26 Habakkuk 1:9 God had just revealed to Habakkuk that the invading force coming to punish the people of Judah and Jerusalem would be swifter than leopards, that they were fiercer than wolves at dusk, and that their cavalry moved … Continue reading →

Not long ago, I heard a number of government officials say about the Iranian leadership, “We don’t know who’s in charge.” That means that, to acknowledge that you do not know who is in charge, the best approach depends on … Continue reading →