Weekly Bible Reading – Week 34
We have reached one of the darkest stretches of our journey through the Old Testament. For weeks, Jeremiah has warned Judah that judgment was coming. He pleaded with kings, priests, […]
We have reached one of the darkest stretches of our journey through the Old Testament. For weeks, Jeremiah has warned Judah that judgment was coming. He pleaded with kings, priests, […]
Last week we spent some extra time getting our bearings in Jeremiah. Because the book is arranged more thematically than chronologically, it can sometimes feel like we are jumping backward […]
I need to apologize in advance because this introduction will be longer than usual. Normally, I try to move quickly into the daily readings, but Jeremiah can become confusing if […]
In one sentence: Jesus is not absent. He is enthroned, interceding, ruling, and reigning until all His enemies are placed under His feet. In the last article, we saw that […]
Last week, Isaiah lifted our eyes beyond Judah’s immediate troubles and showed us the glory of God’s coming salvation. We heard promises of comfort, the suffering Servant who would bear […]
Last week we stood with Hezekiah while the armies of Assyria surrounded Jerusalem and the threats of Sennacherib seemed impossible to overcome. We watched Hezekiah carry that threatening letter into […]
Welcome to Week 29 and Day 200 of our journey through the Bible! Two hundred days is no small accomplishment. There have been familiar stories, difficult genealogies, beautiful songs, uncomfortable […]
Welcome to Week 28 of our Bible reading journey! Last week we stepped deeper into the world of the prophets. We listened as Amos began to thunder against the sins […]
This is one of those weeks in the reading plan where the pace really starts to pick up. We are still watching the story of Israel and Judah unfold through […]
Promise, Covenant, Family, and Providence Genesis 12-50 shows us how God begins answering the promises introduced in Genesis 1-11. After creation, fall, flood, and Babel, God calls one man, Abram, […]