Day 1: Psalm 119:1-8
A Daily Study of Psalm 119 (NKJV) Meditations and Prayers Relating to the Law of God “Psalms 119 is an acrostic to end all acrostics! There are twenty-two strophes (paragraphs), corresponding to the twenty-two letters of the Hebrew alphabet. Each of the strophes has eight lines (verses), and every one of the lines in each…
Day 2: Psalm 119:9-16
A Daily Study of Psalm 119 (NKJV) Meditations and Prayers Relating to the Law of God “Psalms 119 is an acrostic to end all acrostics! There are twenty-two strophes (paragraphs), corresponding to the twenty-two letters of the Hebrew alphabet. Each of the strophes has eight lines (verses), and every one of the lines in each…
Hem of His Garment
I HAVE NEVER BEEN A GOOD SEAMSTRESS. My mother was the sewing Wiz. She tried to teach me… she tried. I finished a wrap-around skirt. Today I can sew on a button to my husband’s favorite Sunday shirt (at the last minute, right before we walk out to worship, ladies you know how that goes).…
Have You Lost Your Mind?
“Love the Lord…with all your mind” Matthew 27:37 On the door of my colleague’s office is a sign that says, Sit down and wait. I’ve lost my mind and gone to look for it. I suppose most of us have felt like we’ve lost our minds at one time or another. The Bible recognizes many…
God Is Not Gray
“FOREVER O Lord, Thy word is settled in heaven.” Psalm 119:89 God is not gray. I think this would be a great title to a book. The older I get the more I see that God has addressed it, whatever it may be. I used to hear people say how as they aged they…
Do You Even Know Me? by: Debbie Kea
Have you ever gotten a really bad gift from your husband? Or your mother or someone who you thought should know you really well– you stand there, dumbfounded because you know them very well. And you always get them exactly what they like, what fits their personality right? But here in your hand is something…
Eternal Things
A Bible Study on the words Eternal and Everlasting. During our worship service Sunday, we sang “Hold to God’s Unchanging Hand”. This lyric in that hymn caught my attention…”Build your hopes on things eternal”. I began thinking, what are things eternal? Are my hopes on them or on temporal things? “Build Your Hopes on Things…
Endings Bring Beginnings
Our lives are filled with endings. As mothers, the endings in our children’s lives make us melancholy: weaning is an end to a unique bond, potty training is an end to “baby hood,” the onset of puberty marks the end of the innocence of childhood and high school graduation nominally ends their dependence on us. …
BASIC PRINCIPLES FOR GOOD BIBLE STUDY
This is usually called the Inductive Method of bible Study. I did not create it and it is not new. This will help to direct your notes in your notebook as you consider your passage. READ the passage once the passage again – aloud ESTABLISH THE CONTEXT Consider and Understand the passage in the CONTEXT of…
Every Time I See It
Every morning, going to work, I pass a very large cemetery in Atlanta. There on the sloping hill sit hundreds of tombstones, all giving honor to the person who was laid to rest there. I think about all of these people. Who were they, what were their lives like? I know that some were celebrities,…