Observations as I follow God through the Chronological Bible Genesis 17[1] In God’s fifth appearance to Abram, he opened the conversation rebuking Abram for the attempt to fulfill God’s purpose with a human plan. This is the first time scripture records Abram “fell facedown”[2] in God’s presence. Was Abram frightened by the rebuke or had […]
By Jamie Trisler (Proverbs 2:1-5) For over 10 years Archeologist Howard Carter spent his days diligently looking for King Tutankhamun’s, a.k.a. King Tut, tomb in the Valley of the Kings. Despite many setbacks, Howard’s determination paid off in November of 1922 when he found the tomb with a treasure-trove of valuable artifacts. His forethought, hard […]
I’ve just finished reading a short memoir written by Mary Higgins Clark, a prolific suspense and mystery writer, titled Kitchen Privileges. Ms. Clark said her husband was supportive of her writing. He would babysit their 5 children while she went to writers’ groups or workshops. After many rejection slips, she received one that said “Not right for […]
By Jena Kleinpeter Ps 134: Lift your hands toward the sanctuary. And praise the Lord. Think about your hands, what they look like, what they do, but also think about what they represent. Our hands can reveal who we are. Do they hurt others, grasp and hold on to things, show weakness, or indifference? Do […]
Observations as I follow God through the Chronological Bible Genesis 17[1] God had a lot to say to Abram in Chapter 17. He started the conversation with a rebuke. I am Almighty; walk before me faithfully and be blameless. Then I will make my covenant between me and you and will greatly increase your numbers.[2] To […]
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