We’re in the middle of seeing how Jesus is going to answer the prayer of Mary and Martha for their brother Lazarus. As we’re waiting to pick up on that story next week, we’re going to look at a Psalm that reflects a little bit of what Mary and Martha are going to be experiencing…
In Deuteronomy, Moses takes time to share with the children of Israel the history of God bringing them to the Promised Land. He reminds them of things they can remember and learn from both the high points and low points of the journey.
In Deuteronomy, Moses takes time to share with the children of Israel the history of God bringing them to the Promised Land. He reminds them of things they can remember and learn from both the high points and low points of the journey.
Sometimes God calls us to do step out on new paths in life that we never expected to walk. Paths that we never expected to go on, or thought we ever were able to go on. When that happens, what is the best way to respond ? What should we focus our thoughts on?
Today we’re going to look at the Lord’s supper. What is it? And how does it identify us as followers of Jesus when we take part in it? To help us, we’re going look at the Passover meal that Jesus and his disciples were eating when He set in place this time of remembering.
Through the story of Jonah, we see a display of the mercy of God that goes far beyond what anyone could expect. Not just toward the people of Nineveh, but also toward Jonah himself. Through their story, we see more clearly how merciful God is to us too.
Moms, you have an important part in displaying the good news of Jesus to your children. But that’s not the only part you have in the Gospel. You also get to take part in experiencing the goodness of the Gospel as Jesus helps you in this important role.
What must it feel like to finally reach home after a long journey? Psalm 146 is the first of the last five psalms that praise and glorify God for His never-ending, limitless love and care for those who are in His kingdom.
On the surface, God knowing everything about you could seem intimidating and unsettling. But in Psalm 139, as David ponders the meaning of this truth, we find that he discovered that being fully known by God actually is gives us a great sense of security.
In Psalm 121, we meet a traveler who tells the story of God’s help as he reaches Jerusalem, his home. His story reminds us of the help that is ours on our journey home too, that sustains us now, and will sustain us until we reach our eternal home.
