The prophesies continue.

God’s warning of devastation, as given through the prophet Isaiah, paints a terrifying picture of the coming time in the land of Israel.

The writer continues the litany of tragic events that have befallen the people as a result of their sin, but in the middle of today’s reading, praises for God abound! Why? Listen to find out the answer.

Paul ends his letter by encouraging the saints. Lamentations is a book written about Israel after the people have turned away from God and He had allowed it to fall.

Paul’s letter to the church at Ephesus indicates that there may have been some divisions among the people. Paul encourages them to look at those things that God has done to create one body…the church.

This book on married love concludes today. For more information I suggest you go to your nearest Christian bookstore and buy a commentary.

Ecclesiastes comes to a close with Solomon’s bottom line being exactly right! Then we begin a very unique book…one that is dedicated to the celebration of married love.

Solomon’s cynicism continues, but there are some glimpses of light, too.

King Solomon, the worlds richest and wisest man, looks at the meaning of life. Here in the first four chapters, cynicism reigns.

Paul’s letter to the church at Colossae.