Pastor’s Bible Reading Schedule: Leviticus 14; Hebrews 11 Devotional Thought: Hebrews 11 is known as the great chapter of faith. Faith is being as sure that something is true as if it were sitting in front of you. Faith allows a truth to be acted upon as if it was already able to be experienced.…
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PlayStop Popout X Nehemiah demonstrates his faith in God as he begins to encounter opposition to the work God had called him to do. No matter what you are doing for the cause of Christ, the Devil will make sure you encounter opposition. Whether it is opposition to the work necessary to please God in…
Pastor’s Bible Reading Schedule: Leviticus 13; Hebrews 10 Devotional Thought: “For it is not possible that the blood of bulls and of goats should take away sins.” (vs. 4) Therefore, Jesus said unto the Father, “…Lo, I come to do thy will, O God. He taketh away the first that He may establish the second.”…
Pastor’s Bible Reading Schedule: Leviticus 11-12 Devotional Thought: God gave the dietary code to the children of Israel to remind them that they belonged to Him and were to be distinctly different from the rest of the world. I do believe that God has the health of His children in mind, but that certainly could…
Pastor’s Bible Reading Schedule: Leviticus 8-10; Hebrews 9 Devotional Thought: The writer of Hebrews is making a comparison of the old and new covenants. He is helping the Jewish Christian to distinguish in his mind the difference and significance of both covenants. God did not want the Jewish Christian to conclude that the old covenant…
Pastor’s Bible Reading Schedule: Leviticus 6-7, Hebrews 8 Devotional Thought: Here in Hebrews 8, the writer makes clear that the main point of his letter has been the new covenant. The priests of the old covenant never sat down, but rather offered sacrifice after sacrifice because those sacrifices were never able to solve man’s sin…
Pastor’s Bible Reading Schedule: Proverbs 30-31; Hebrews 5 Devotional Thought: Chapters 5-9 of this great book of the Bible deal with Jesus as the great high priest. The high priests of that day were simple mediators, day by day, to usher men into the presence of God. Man could not come directly into God’s presence.…
Pastor’s Bible Reading Schedule: Proverbs 27-29; Hebrews 4 Devotional Thought: Hebrews 4 continues the thought from the previous chapters regarding not putting off the necessary decision for salvation. However, in this chapter we find the reason why. The word “rest” in this chapter has the meaning of stopping your work. It carries the idea of…
Pastor’s Bible Reading Schedule: Proverbs 25-26; Hebrews 3 Devotional Thought: Over and over again in the Bible we find evidence of unbelief leading to destruction. We know that the ultimate unbelief is to reject the gift of salvation and spend an eternity in the lake of fire. However, God is always grieved over unbelief. Unbelief…