In today’s reading, the cost to Pharaoh reaches its peak. Will he let the people go? We’re reading from the Good New Translation, Exodus 10 – 12. READING May God bless the reading of His Word. The price of stubbornness can be excruciatingly high, can’t it? Have you ever said “No” to God, and paid…

The pressure builds on Pharaoh, but his stubbornness continues. We’re reading from the Lexham English Bible, Exodus 9. READING May God bless the reading of His Word. Hmm. Let’s see. All the livestock dead? Check. Oozing sores on people and animals? Check. Hail? Check. Oh wait. Let’s put fire with the hail, too. Double check….

Click HERE to add a review in iTunes. Despite numerous signs and wonders, Pharaoh’s heart remains hard. We’re reading from the Lexham English Bible, Exodus 7 and 8. READING May God bless the reading of His Word. Stubborn, stubborn, stubborn. How can one man be so stubborn? Oh, wait a minute. I know someone else…

Click HERE to add a review in iTunes. I am recording this on the night of Monday, April 15, 2013. Today has been one of tragedy in the city of Boston. So far, three are dead and many are injured. Join with me in prayer, won’t you? Our Heavenly Father, we come to you in…

Click HERE to add a review in iTunes. Moses hears from God for the first time in today’s reading, and when he does, he tries to bow out. We’re reading from the New International Version for chapters 3 and 4 of the book of Exodus. READING May God bless the reading of His Word. Imagine…

Click HERE to add a review in iTunes. Today we are introduced to one of the central figures of the Old Testament. There was no indication of how God would use him in the first part of his life. We’re again reading from the New English Translation. READING May God bless the reading of His…

Click HERE to add a review in iTunes. . It’s the first day of the weekend, and the first day in a new book! Genesis is behind us, and we move on now to the book of Exodus. In chapter 1, We’re reading from the New English Translation. READING May God bless the reading of…

Click HERE to add a review in iTunes. . Jacob gives his final words to his twelve sons, and we see the death of two important men. We’re reading from the New International Reader’s Version. READING May God bless the reading of His Word. I don’t know about you, but when Jacob was speaking his…

Joseph does the job that God preserved him for and brought him into Egypt for. And Jacob gives his blessing in an unusual, but strangely familiar way. We’re reading from the NKJV READING May God bless the reading of His Word. Hmmm. So all the wealth of Egypt ends up in Pharaoh’s coffers. All the…