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
12
May '20
Thank God for What Was
12
May '20
The first nine chapters of First Chronicles lists several generations beginning with Adam and concluding in the early sixth century B.C. Genealogies can be boring unless the genealogy happens to list your family. The more personal a document is, the more interesting it becomes.
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07
May '20
Hear Our Prayer
07
May '20
Why are some prayers answered while others are not? This is a question I hear all too frequently. The question is somewhat misleading. The Scriptures claim that God responds to every prayer. The problem is that God’s answer isn’t always in keeping with our greatest hopes.
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05
May '20
Learn from the Mistakes of Others
05
May '20
Elijah was the kind of person who easily got under the skin of those in power. The king of Israel was no exception. Ahaziah dispatched a platoon of soldiers to arrest Elijah as an act of vengeance. Elijah was discovered sitting alone atop a hillside. Elijah was outmanned by a ratio of fifty to one. This doesn’t imply that Elijah was outgunned. Elijah held the high ground, which in military stratagem offers a peak advantage. (I’m sorry, I couldn’t resist.)
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