66 in 52: A One Year Chronological Journey Through the Bible

Tag: nations

  • Day 148: Meet Me in the Middle (Psalm 117)

    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.

  • Day 126: Gospel Without Borders (Psalm 96:3)

    Day 126: Gospel Without Borders (Psalm 96:3)

    God promised Abraham that “all the families of the earth” would be blessed through him. Israel was chosen not as a cul-de-sac of grace, but as a channel of grace.

  • Day 051: A Festival for The Rest of Us (Leviticus 22-23)

    Day 051: A Festival for The Rest of Us (Leviticus 22-23)

    The Feast of Booths was Israel’s reminder that they once lived as strangers—and God’s invitation for the nations to come and celebrate. Seventy bulls. Seventy nations. Wide booths with room for friends, family, and even outsiders. Sukkot teaches us to live lightly in this world and to make room for others in the one to…

  • Day 273: The Sun and the Son (Malachi 1:11; 4:2)

    Day 273: The Sun and the Son (Malachi 1:11; 4:2)

    Malachi closes the Old Testament with a promise: the Lord’s name will be great among the nations, and the Sun of Righteousness will rise with healing in His wings. The last light of the prophets points us to the coming of Christ.