Pastor’s Bible Reading Schedule: Hebrews 1-4 Even though today we call him the “Father of our Country,” some of his contemporaries did not think that highly of George Washington. Washington’s father died when he was eleven. He had almost no formal education because his family could not afford the expense of school in an…
Pastor’s Bible Reading Schedule: Proverbs 26-27 Snow makes no sense in summer; it is surprising and inappropriate. But too much rain in harvest is not only unusual but damaging to the crops. Honoring a fool is similarly inappropriate, and it may be harmful to those who take him as a model. He may even…
Pastor’s Bible Reading Schedule: Psalm 114-116 As the deliverer of His people, God delights in intervening in the affairs of this world to rescue believers out of their perils. When it is His will, God comes to their aid, in all His perfect timing. He acts on their behalf and makes a way when,…
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…
