Pastor’s Bible Reading Schedule: Leviticus 8-10 Key Thought: The lesson that our reading teaches us today is to trust the Lord with all our heart. (Prov. 3:5-7) As a royal priesthood in Christ, we are called to a higher standard as we serve the Lord with gladness and come before His presence with singing.…
Pastor’s Bible Reading Schedule: Leviticus 5-7 Key Thought: It just cannot be said better than this: In his book Written in Blood, Robert Coleman tells the story of a little boy whose sister needed a blood transfusion. The doctor had explained that she had the same disease the boy had recovered from two years…
Pastor’s Bible Reading Schedule: Leviticus 1-4 Key Thought: God is perfect, living in absolute perfection; and heaven is perfect, a place of absolute perfection. No imperfection… no imperfect beings, not even imperfect man can ever live in God’s holy presence. There is a terrible gulf separating man from God, the tragic gulf of sin…
Pastor’s Bible Reading Schedule: Exodus 33:7-36:7 Saturday: Exodus 36:8-38:31 Sunday: Exodus 39-40 Happy Valentines Day! Key Thought: In our reading this morning, Moses asked God to clarify His relationship with him and the people. Would He go up with them personally or not? Obviously, Moses wanted to know more about God, and this tells…
Pastor’s Bible Reading Schedule: Exodus 30-33:6 Key Thought: It seems trite and overly simply, but God answers prayer! When we face severe problems, trouble, or crises, God answers prayer. When we face terrible trial or temptation, God answers prayer. When we face sickness, disease, or accident, God answers prayer. When we face pain, suffering,…
Pastor’s Bible Reading Schedule: Exodus 28-29 Key Thought: Respect, dignity, and honor are virtues missing in today’s society. Few people show respect and honor to others, even to those in the highest positions of leadership and authority. Tragically, sometimes the reason for such disdain is because those in authority live such deceptive and immoral…
Pastor’s Bible Reading Schedule: Exodus 25-27 Key Thought: God had one main purpose for building the Tabernacle, that He might dwell in a very special way among His people. The word “sanctuary” means a holy place, a hallowed place, a place sanctified or set apart for God. God wanted the Tabernacle to be a…
