I am reading through the Gospel of Mark as part of my daily devotions and this morning, I read Mark 4:35-41 where Jesus calms a storm on the sea. With all that is unfolding at present with the corona virus, I paused on this text. In fact, I paged to the parallel passages in Matthew 8 and Luke 8 and read through them as well.
No doubt, you are familiar with this short drama. Jesus is in a boat with the disciples, they are crossing the Sea of Galilee and a sudden squall occurs that becomes so...
“When the kingdom of Rehoboam was established and strong, he and all Israel with him forsook the law of the Lord” (2 Chronicles 12:1).
Reheboam, the son of Solomon and heir to the throne of Israel after Solomon’s death, had a unique opportunity. He was born to all the rights and privileges that royalty could offer at a time when Israel was at its zenith of power and influence. Upon his father’s death, he was handed the reins of a united kingdom with an opportunity...
“So teach us to number our days, that we may present to You a heart of wisdom” (Psalm 90:12).
Yes—our days are numbered. Your days, my days, God has meted out a specific number of days to each of us.
Psalm 90 is the only psalm written by Moses. The Holy Spirit led him to write seventeen verses comparing an infinite God with finite man who enjoys only limited time on earth....
My wife collects manger scenes. She’s been doing this for years, so as you can imagine, she has collected manger scenes of all shapes and sizes, some from different parts of the world, made out of various types of materials.
During this time of the year, all the manger scenes are unboxed, cleaned up from a year in storage and displayed in our home. Barb will find the perfect place for each one…and the perfect place for each piece. Christmas preparations are not complete until Joseph...
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