Pastor’s Bible Reading Schedule: Psalm 119 One commentary highlights facts about John Wycliffe. John Wycliffe, “the Morning Star of the Reformation,” will be long remembered as the first to translate the Bible into the English language. He was a brilliant scholar who taught at Oxford University in England. He also filled various pulpits as…
Pastor’s Bible Reading Schedule: 2 Chronicles 16-20 Jeroboam, the first ruler of the Northern Kingdom, was succeeded by his son Nadab, who reigned only two years before he was assassinated. His successor was Baasha, a man of greater ambition than ability. Baasha decided to undertake a military campaign against Judah. His first move was…
Pastor’s Bible Reading Schedule: Numbers 25-27 The Lord protected Israel from direct attack from Moab by stopping Balaam from cursing them. But they could not resist the sordid influence of the heathen nation. While at Shittim, the Israelite men began to indulge in immorality with Moabite women. These women brought the men to their…
Pastor’s Bible Reading Schedule: Hebrews 5-7 The author of Hebrews began chapter five by describing the office of the high priest in Israel. He pointed out that the task of the high priest was to act for human beings in matters related to God (vs. 1). Each high priest of Israel received a divine…
Pastor’s Bible Reading Schedule: Proverbs 28 Saturday: Jonah 1-4 Sunday: Acts 3-4 Stability is one of the key ingredients of good government; regimes that come and go are a sign of deep flaws in leadership. When a leader has deep understanding and knowledge, he will be able to maintain order. When a ruler lacks…
Pastor’s Bible Reading Schedule: Psalm 117-118 The most noble motivation behind the believer’s duty in evangelism should be for the promotion of the glory of God. The greatest incentive in missions around the world is that God might have more worshippers of His supreme majesty. This must be the chief force behind the fulfillment…
Pastor’s Bible Reading Schedule: 2 Chronicles 11-15 We read that the Lord sent a prophet, a man named Shemaiah, to command Rehoboam to turn back from his military campaign. Rehoboam obeyed, the army disbanded, and everyone went home, but the kingdom was permanently divided. From this point on, there would be two kingdoms. The…
