John 1:48a "How do you know me?” Nathaniel asked. At a glance, the question asked is one that evokes laughter. Think of it as though coming from a teenager asking their parent who has raised them from birth "how do you know me?" In the text today, it is being asked at an even higher... Continue Reading →
CASTING THE CROWD OUT
179/365 CASTING THE CROWD OUT Matthew 9:25 When the crowd had been driven outside, he went in, took her by the hand, and the young lady got up. Can two walk together if they are not in agreement? The words of prophet Amos (3:3) appeared to be the guiding principle in the interaction we read... Continue Reading →
IMPOSSIBLE HAS NO PLACE
IMPOSSIBLE HAS NO PLACE DAY 176 OF 365 IN 2021 Genesis 17:17 Then Abraham threw himself down in worship before the Lord, but inside he was laughing in disbelief! “Me, be a father?” he said in amusement. “Me—100 years old? And Sarah, to have a baby at 90?” I read multiple renditions of today's verse... Continue Reading →