07/05/16 Singing to Him
READING: Psalms 115-118 The psalms were originally written to be sung, and we have much to sing about in today’s readings. God hears our cries for mercy and…
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10 Questions I Ask before Preaching or Teaching
I’ve been preaching and teaching a long time, and I certainly don’t claim to be an expert. In fact, my failures in the past have led me to ask these 10 questions.
Read More07/04/16 Be Exalted, O God!
READING: Psalms 108-114 Who is like the Lord our God? That’s the question the psalmist asked in Psalm 113:5. Who is like our God, who is “exalted over…
Read More07/03/16 He Remembered
READING: Psalms 106-107 The older I get, I find myself becoming more forgetful. I don’t think it’s a trend (yet), but it happens — enough that I’m intentionally working harder to…
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An Encouraging Word for Church Leaders for Today
Psalm 104:7 "But at your rebuke the waters fled, at the sound of your thunder they took to flight." When God sends forth His…
Read More07/02/16 Slow to Anger
READING: Psalms 103-105 Today is one of those days when I read the Word and want to jump with joy. That’s because Psalm 103 says so much good stuff about…
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Saturday Suggestions: July 2, 2016
Check out these suggested posts, including topics like criticism, “yes” men, church planting, women and prayer, and public speaking.
Read More07/01/16 Distant Shores
READING: Psalms 96-102 God loves the nations. Because He does, we must, too. It’s really that simple. I know some churches that do nothing regarding international…
Read More06/30/16 Let Us Bow Down
READING: Psalms 90-95 I’m 55 years old, but I don’t feel old. I’ve been trying hard to be in decent physical shape, and I think my hanging around…
Read More06/29/16 An Undivided Heart
READING: Psalms 86-89 It’s just one verse in today’s reading, but it’s packed with words that challenge me: “Teach me your way, Lord, that I may rely…
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