Pastor’s Bible Reading Schedule: Psalm 33-34 Devotional Thought: Worship is our praising God and magnifying Him in a demonstration of His worth. Our worship is centered on communicating to God what His worth is to me. Worship is always about the person, or in some cases, the object and never about the person who is…
Pastor’s Bible Reading Schedule: Psalm 31-32; Acts 16 Devotional Thought: The emphasis of Psalm 31 is on trusting in the Lord, no matter how difficult the circumstances might be. (vs. 1, 6, 14, 19) It carries the picture of taking refuge from danger. David was surrounded by the sneaky, slanderous attacks of wicked conspirators (vs.…
Pastor’s Bible Reading Schedule: Psalm 29-30; Acts 15 Devotional Thought: There are all kinds of trials that Christians face. James 1:2-3 says “My brethren, count it all joy when ye fall into divers (various) temptations; knowing this, that the trying of your faith worketh patience.” David teaches us, in Psalm 30, how we are to…
Pastor’s Bible Reading Schedule: Psalm 26-28 Devotional Thought: It has been said that a man’s reputation is based on what people think him to be, but a man’s integrity is based on what God’s knows him to be. At Faith Christian School, one of the core values is integrity. As a school, we want to…
Pastor’s Bible Reading Schedule: Psalm 18-19; Acts 13 Devotional Thought: In Psalm 18, David is rejoicing over God’s grace in making him king over all of Israel. This prayer is rehearsed for us as well in 2 Samuel 22. David demonstrates his deep devoted love for God in this prayer. God desires that we too,…
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Pastor’s Bible Reading Schedule: Psalm 16-17; Acts 12 Devotional Thought: “Preserve me, O God: for in thee do I put my trust.” David is not crying out to God because of any specific danger as he does in other Psalms; however, he is communicating his need for God’s constant care and leadership in his life.…
Pastor’s Bible Reading Schedule: Psalm 13-15; Acts 11 Devotional Thought: Psalm 14:1 literally reads in the Hebrew, “The fool hath said, no God for me!” It is so tragic to see the humanism of our society and the growing independence away from the gospel and the word of God. When we read the documents, speeches,…
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Pastor’s Bible Reading Schedule: Psalm 10-12; Acts 10 Devotional Thought: In chapter nine, David is concerned about the problems created by the wicked around him; however, in chapter ten David is concerned about the problems created within Israel proper. There are many Israelites who believe that there is a God, but they live as though…