Pastor’s Bible Reading Schedule: Psalm 79-80; Acts 27-28 Devotional Thought: Well, we left Paul an innocent man, but with two cowards who were afraid to stand up to the Jewish leadership, and so they keep Paul in bonds. Paul always wanted to preach in Rome, but I am sure he never thought he would get…
A picnic on the grounds of Faith Christian School Saturday August 29th beginning at 11 a.m.
Pastor’s Bible Reading Schedule: Psalm 72-73; Acts 26 Devotional Thought: When God called the apostle Paul after his conversion on the road to Damascus, He told him that he would be a witness unto the Gentiles and kings. Paul may have never dreamed they would be in these circumstances, but nonetheless he is faithfully giving…
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PlayStop Popout X God’s greatness and the manifestation of His grace is the main subject of this chapter. The prayer of this chapter reherses the history of Israel and manifests both the goodness of God and the wickedness of man. As the Israelites worshipped the Lord, God’s purity and holiness revealed the sinfulness and selfishness…
Pastor’s Bible Reading Schedule: Psalm 70-71; Acts 25 Devotional Thought: The Jewish leadership had no patience with the likes of Paul. He was preaching that the Jesus they had put to death was alive and would one day come to rule and reign. These Jewish rulers had falsely accused Jesus and persuaded the Romans to…
Pastor’s Bible Reading Schedule: Psalm 68-69; Acts 24 Devotional Thought: Have you ever been falsely accused? Jesus was falsely accused and gave us an example of how to handle that in 1 Peter 2, and here in Acts 24 the apostle Paul is being falsely accused. The most dangerous accusations have some truth to them,…
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Pastor’s Bible Reading Schedule: Psalm 66-67; Acts 23 Devotional Thought: Psalm 19:1 says, “The heavens declare the glory of God and the firmament showeth His handywork.” Creation itself praises the awesomeness and greatness of God. Romans 1:19-20 convicts all mankind by announcing that nature itself doth reveal that there is God, leaving man without excuse.…
Pastor’s Bible Reading Schedule: Psalm 63-65 Devotional Thought: Psalm 63 is most likely written while David is in the wilderness of Judah hiding from Absalom who is trying to take over the kingdom. It certainly would have been easy for him to look back on his failures as a father, but David is not dwelling…