Daily Meditations on the Bible / We stand with Israel
Endure hardship as discipline…
Summary: Invisible beings are hard to wrap our minds around, yet they exist. The most powerful and wonderful of these beings is the Creator himself. He invites us to become a member of his family and accept him as our own Father.
Continue reading “Hebrews 12:7 — Patience and Discipline”No one is good—except God alone.
Summary: Being the center of the universe is great if you actually are the Center of the Universe. If you are not but you think you are, then you are simply fooling yourself.
Continue reading “Mark 10:18 — The Law of Goodness”… he is a liar and the father of lies.
Summary: They say the apple doesn’t fall far from the tree. Fortunately for humanity, our God is able to take bad apples and make them good again.
Continue reading “John 8:44 — Bad Dad”… today I have become your father.
Summary: As we consider the role of the Father and Jesus in our lives, how we understand what a father and son are impacts how we see God.
Continue reading “Psalm 2:7 — Beget and Begot”Our Father …
Summary: The world’s attacks on manhood, as defined by the Bible, have taken their toll. The cure is being immersed in God’s Word and filled with His Spirit.
Continue reading “Matthew 6:9 — A Rant”Our Father…
Summary: Forgive me for punting today, but don’t go away. I have a question for you.
Food for Thought: What is a “father?”
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Continue reading “Matthew 6:9 — A Question”Our Father …
Summary: There is meaning in the very first word of the Lord’s Prayer. God wants us to be thinking about Him first, and then our neighbors as ourselves. As we turn our focus to our Father in heaven, this prayer prompts us to remember God’s priorities.
Continue reading “Matthew 6:9 — We Begin”Love your neighbor as yourself.
Summary: Finding God’s heart is easy. All we have to do is love him above all else, and love our neighbor as we love ourselves.
Continue reading “Matthew 22:38 — Sweet Spot”… all the Law and the Prophets.
Summary: God doesn’t want to fence us in, but he doesn’t want us to spend eternity in hell, either. Confronted with this conundrum, he works hard to help us stay within his will.
Continue reading “Matthew 22: 40 — Line Blind”Therefore everyone who hears these words of mine and puts them into practice is like a wise man who built his house on the rock.
Summary: Looking at ourselves as if we are a cartoon symbol opens up new insights into our relationship with God.
Continue reading “Matthew 7:24 — Three-In-One”