Pastor’s Bible Reading Schedule: 2 Chronicles 6-10 In chapter 10 we enter a new unit in Chronicles. After the history leading up to David, consisting mostly of genealogies, there are lengthy sections on the reigns of David and Solomon. Now we begin the fourth section, a history of the kings of Judah. No king…
Pastor’s Bible Reading Schedule: Numbers 19-21 Solomon Ginsburg, a Polish Jew, became a flaming evangelist across Europe and South America. In 1911, needing rest, he decided to head to America on furlough. His route took him to Lisbon, where he planned to cross the Bay of Biscay to London, then on to the United…
Pastor’s Bible Reading Schedule: Philemon Paul began his letters with his name, followed by a word or phrase describing his position in relation to those to whom he wrote. He referred to himself as a servant in Romans, Philippians, Titus, and as an apostle in 1 and 2 Corinthians, Galatians, Ephesians, Colossians, 1 and…
Pastor’s Bible Reading Schedule: Proverbs 25 Saturday: Amos 5-9 Sunday: John 19-21 King Solomon was the prime example of leadership in his day, so it is natural that he included numerous proverbs on leadership and the running of government. Well over a century after Solomon’s death, Hezekiah king of Judah valued his predecessor’s advice…
Pastor’s Bible Reading Schedule: Psalm 111-113 Everyone has someone or something at the very center of their lives. No one is without a driving force and consuming passion at the core of his being. For some people, their lives revolve around good things, like their children, career, parents, or even ministry. For other people,…
Pastor’s Bible Reading Schedule: 2 Chronicles 1-5 When Christians visit the Holy Land, they are often put off by the way in which most of the sites associated with the life of Jesus have been decorated. It seems that every site of any traditional acceptance, has a church taking all the attention. These churches…
Pastor’s Bible Reading Schedule: Numbers 16-18 The Lord had already confirmed Aaron’s right and that of his descendants to the priesthood by honoring his incense and prayer and staying the plague that originated in the rebellion of Korah and his followers. He further authenticated this priesthood by offering an additional sign that would silence…
Pastor’s Bible Reading Schedule: Titus 1-3 In Titus 2:11-14, Paul did not leave the Christian with a list of duties to perform. He called us to a noble purpose, a higher life. He showed us that it is God’s grace… past, present, future which strengthens and motivates us to live beyond the call of…
Pastor’s Bible Reading Schedule: Proverbs 23-24 Saturday: Amos 1-4 Sunday: John 16-18 Here we find practical instruction in how to obey the fifth commandment. Proverbs 23:18 gives direct commands, while verses 23-26 present the same truth indirectly. The two focal points are listen to instruction and do not despise. Perhaps Proverbs repeats the command…
Pastor’s Bible Reading Schedule: Psalm 108-110 In the face of mounting difficulties and growing dangers, and amid the crucible of fiery trials, a true faith will ultimately remain strong and steadfast. This is the unwavering nature of faith that is anchored in God. Trusting the Lord does not naively explain away one’s problems, nor…