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09/10/26 Ephesians 1:14: The Apostle Paul had just told the Ephesian believers that because of what the Christ did for all of those who heard the Good News about how to be saved and trusted the Christ, they were marked … Continue reading →

09/09/26 Psalm 16:5-8 Just before starting this portion of his psalm, David had warned that those choosing other gods would be filled with sorrow; He himself would not offer the sacrifices they do or even speak the names of their … Continue reading →

09/08/26 Matthew 2:7-8: King Herod had just asked the three Magi where this new King of the Jews was to be born. They quoted from Micah 5:2 that it was to be in Bethlehem, in the land of Judah, where … Continue reading →

09/07/26 Genesis 1:20: We had just been told that God put two lights in the sky to shine on the earth and to rule over the day and over the night in order to separate day from night. Now we … Continue reading →

HOLD ONTO LOVE. HATE IS TOO HEAVY TO HANDLE

09/05/26 With all the political upheaval in our day, and the uncensored, venomous speech that fills the airwaves and newspapers every day, it makes me ask: “What’s going on with these people?” I found in the dictionary that they are … Continue reading →

09/04/26 Malachi 1:12-14: God has just told Malachi that He was honored all over the world, and that there are people who know how to worship Him and honor Him by bringing their best to Him. They’re saying it everywhere: … Continue reading →

09/03/26 2 Peter 1:19-21 The Apostle had just shared that along with Jesus, he and the disciples with him heard the voice of the great and glorious God who declared: “This is my Son, the one I love. I am … Continue reading →

09/02/26 Psalm 16:1-4 This psalm is attributed to King David, placing its composition while fleeing from King Saul or while facing mortal danger from loyal King Saul supporters in Judean strongholds. His response was a Michtam, Because the original definition was lost … Continue reading →

09/02/26 Psalm 16:1-6 This psalm is attributed to King David, placing its composition while fleeing from King Saul or while facing mortal danger from loyal King Saul supporters in Judean strongholds. His response was a Michtam, Because the original definition was lost … Continue reading →