
Monday, March 11 — All the Emotional States Expressed in a Psalm
Week 2 — Monday, March 11 Psalms are poetry, and as such if we approach them with our intellect in an attempt to analyze their meaning we’ll probably end up […]
Week 2 — Monday, March 11 Psalms are poetry, and as such if we approach them with our intellect in an attempt to analyze their meaning we’ll probably end up […]
Sunday, March 10 A quote from C. S. Lewis for your reflection: “People often think of Christian morality as a kind of bargain in which God says, ‘If you keep […]
Saturday, March 9th We continue on with the third and final temptation. Luke 4:9-13 Then the devil took (Jesus) to Jerusalem, and placed him on the pinnacle of the temple, […]
Friday, March 8th Luke 4:5-8 Then the devil led him up and showed him in an instant all the kingdoms of the world. And the devil said to him, “To […]
Thursday, March 7 Yesterday, I talked about the significance of Jesus feeling famished – that he didn’t try to distract himself from his desire for food. Jesus has gone out […]
Ash Wednesday, March 6th Every year on the first Sunday in Lent we hear the story of the forty days Jesus spent in the wilderness tempted by the devil. The […]
Tuesday, March 5th In the Old Testament there are 150 psalms that were written nearly three thousand years ago and have been used ever since to bring before God the […]
Monday, March 4th Today I begin commentating on passages of scripture assigned for the coming Sunday in Lent – in the cast the first Sunday in Lent. As Christians, who […]
Sunday, March 3rd – 13th Email Today is the day Christians refer to as the “Sabbath” – the day of rest. In Genesis 1 after God creates human beings on […]
March 2nd — 12th Email One intention that would be worthwhile for all of us is to become a better listener. Listening is one of the most basic forms of […]