Tag: Bible reading
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Day 227: The Refreshing Oasis of Jeremiah 31
After thirty chapters of rebellion, judgment, heartbreak, and coming exile, Jeremiah 31 feels like a pitcher of ice water in the desert. Suddenly there is everlasting love, hope for the future, restoration, forgiveness, and the promise of a new covenant. The wilderness is real—but it doesn’t get the last word.
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Day 188: Divine Appointments (Jonah 1-4)
When you hear the phrase divine appointment, you probably think about sharing the gospel with someone else. But in Jonah, God appoints a fish, a plant, a worm, and a scorching wind—not to change Nineveh, but to change His prophet.
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Day 188: What you Think About From the Belly of a Fish (Jonah 2)
What comes out of you when life falls apart? Jonah’s prayer from the belly of the fish reveals what had been stored in his heart all along—and it’s a challenge for every one of us.
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Day 187: Jeroboam: Greatness and Godlessness (2 Kings 14:23-24)
History calls Jeroboam II one of Israel’s greatest kings. The Bible calls him evil. Which verdict matters?
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Day 148: Meet Me in the Middle (Psalm 117)
Psalm 117 is the middle chapter of the Protestant Bible—and the shortest. Right in the middle of judgment and mercy, prophecy and gospel, wisdom and apocalypse, stands a tiny psalm reminding the world of God’s steadfast love for all peoples. Two verses. A tiny psalm. A massive invitation.
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Day 077: Couldn’t Deuteronomy be More Organized? (Deuteronomy 12:32)
The Torah refuses to be skimmed. It’s not up to me to decide what’s “really” important. Instead of wishing for an index, maybe the right response is worship—thanking God for His law and His grace when we fail.