11/23/23 Longwindedness?
READING: Acts 20-22 Sometimes the Word makes me laugh a bit—like today’s story of a boy who fell out a window. My former professor…
Read MoreREADING: Acts 20-22 Sometimes the Word makes me laugh a bit—like today’s story of a boy who fell out a window. My former professor…
Read More“That is, in Christ, God was reconciling the world to himself, not counting their trespasses against them, . . . . He made the one who…
Read MoreREADING: Acts 16-19 Most people who know me well know that Acts 19:11-15 are primary life verses for me. Years ago, I wrote these…
Read MoreEvery church has them. In fact, every person probably has at least one. “Problem people,” I call them. It’s hard to be grateful for…
Read MoreREADING: Acts 13-15 The church at Antioch became a missionary-sending church, and they did so during a time of intense fasting and service. They…
Read MoreREADING: Acts 9-12 Some years ago, I walked through the Gospel of Luke watching for places where that Gospel mentions Jesus praying (and you…
Read MoreAs we prepare to celebrate Thanksgiving later this week, maybe one of these posts will challenge you to be more grateful—or help you in…
Read MoreActs 4:29-31 “And now, Lord, look upon their threats and grant to your servants to continue to speak your word with all boldness, . ….
Read MoreToday, it is likely you are going to church where you can open the Bible in your language. If so, pray now for the…
Read MoreI read these words this week in Eckhard Schnabel’s commentary on Acts, and I found myself doing some deep examination of my heart. His…
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