Many people find the reading of Scripture difficult because the timeline jumps around. The events recorded in the Bible don’t follow a historical sequence. The Chronological Bible was created by its authors to help alleviate confusion.
Throughout the coming year, I will be presenting a weekly schedule that mostly follows the Chronological Bible’s reading plan. Toward the conclusion of each week’s readings, I will post a blog in the Ezine and on the church’s website to offer any observations and insights that come to my mind.
I welcome anyone who wishes to join me in this spiritual discipline. I pray, in advance, that your life will be enriched by the experience.
Blessings,
=Pastor David
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May '20
Already Seen
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May '20
When reading the Old Testament, I often feel like a goldfish in a bowl swimming in a circle. It seems as if I am drifting past the same scenery repeatedly. It’s déjà vu all over, again.
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May '20
Whom Will You Trust?
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May '20
Many stories are told in the Old Testament that lead readers to scratch their heads. One of these confounding tales is recorded in First Chronicles, chapter twenty-one. King David commanded Joab to take a census of Israel. The act was viewed by God as an affront. Ultimately, 70,000 Israelite’s lost their lives because of David’s sin.
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May '20
EXTRA-ordinary Folks
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May '20
Both of my grandfathers were railroad workers. Each man lived in cities where steel was king. Clarence and Roy were markedly different from one another yet had one thing in common. They were ordinary laborers.
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