Let’s focus on the second of the three books we read today, Psalms 82. You probably noticed in verse one where it said, “He pronounces judgment among the gods” and then in verses six and seven, “You are gods. You are all sons of the Most High.” If you’re not reading along with me with…
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For me, the thing that stands out here in Acts 20 is where Paul says, “I want to finish the race that I’m running. I want to carry out the mission I received from the Lord Jesus; the mission of testifying to the Good News of God’s kindness.” Paul had already been on the receiving…
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Imagine the bittersweet thrill that it must have been for Moses to have God show him a view of the Promised Land from the top of Mount Nebo! It had to be disappointing not to get to go, but God had already told him, because of his disobedience at Kadesh as told in Numbers chapter…
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Psalms 79 and 80 are good examples of a repentant Israel crying out to God after He has disciplined them for deserting Him. The writer recounts how their enemies have wreaked havoc on the land and the people, and he asks God to turn His anger away from His people and towards those who do…
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Well my friends, we made it through the first week back to the podcast. How ya doin’? I’m enjoying our time together. If you are too, I hope you’ll take just a minute to give the show an honest review at iTunes. While you’re thinking about it, how about going over to LifespringMedia.com/love, clicking on…
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Very few of us know the time of our death. But in Deuteronomy 33, Moses knows that his time has come. God told him. So Moses took this extraordinary opportunity to speak blessings to the people, to each tribe of the chosen people. In the previous chapter, Deuteronomy 32, Moses had spoken some very harsh…
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This Psalm is credited not to King David, but to Asaph. It talks about the importance of passing along from generation to generation what God has done, and how the people of Israel fell away when they weren’t reminded about how God delivered them. Asaph recounts how God delivered them from bondage in Egypt, and…
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Today we’ll read Acts chapter 18, and this week, our Bible translation is the Common English Bible. READING May God bless the reading of His Word. Something that struck me in today’s reading was in verse 5 and 6. Paul had told the Jews that Jesus was the Christ, and they opposed and slandered him….
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It’s been a while since the last episode, hasn’t it? My apologies. I’m not going to go into all the reasons for my absence other than to say that life gets in the way, sometimes. The important thing now is that the New LSFAB is back, and as far as I am able to see,…
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More enthusiastic praises from the psalmist, and the shortest chapter in the Bible.
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