Trek Through Truth: Recent Episodes
Terri Birkett
In this daily podcast, we will be journeying through the complete truth of God's Holy Word. Our focus will be on trekking through the Bible and examining the Truth of God's Word in an easily accessible format one day at a time.
In this busy world, we know that time for God can get lost in all the noise and distraction, so we want to make it easier for you to access His Word through technology. That's why our sponsor, Everyday Christians Ministries, Inc., was established and is bringing you not only this daily podcast but also the many resources offered online at www.everydaychristians.org.
We challenge you to join us in examining the Holy Word, reading the commentary surrounding the scripture, and growing deeper in your Faith through this Journey to Understanding. Thank you for being with us today!
Today, we're discussing Eliphaz's advice given to Job. However, Job doesn't agree with the advice. Job 4:1-21; 5:1-16, 17-27; 6:1-23. #everydaychristians
Today, we meet Job. We'll also see Satan ask God if he can test Job. We'll see Job be tested and fall into despair, but he will not curse God. Job 1:1-5, 6-12, 13-22, Job 2:1-10, 11-13, Job 3:1-26 #everydaychristians
Today, Israel will bless Joseph and Benjamin. We'll also see Jacob pass away, his funeral, and then Joseph's death as well. Genesis 49:22-26, 27, 28-33, 50:1-14, 15-21,22-26 #everydaychristians
Today, we'll see Jacob's family in Egypt. We'll discuss farming in Goshen. We watch as Joseph buys up everything for the Pharaoh, and we'll see Jacob bless Joseph's children. Genesis 46:8-27,28-34, Gen 47:1-12,13-27,28-31, Gen 48:1-11,12-22 #everydaychristians
Today, we'll see Joseph reveal himself to his brothers. We'll also see Israel come to the land of Egypt. Gen 44:1-33, Gen 45:1-3, 4-15, 16-28, Gen 46:1-7 #everydaychristians
Today is a celebration! We'll see Joseph marry and have children. We'll also watch as Joseph and his brothers meet again. Gen 41:41-57, Gen 42:1-17, 18-38, Gen 43:1-16, 17-34 #everydaychristians
Today, we'll discuss Joseph and Potiphar's wife. We'll read how Joseph interprets dreams while in prison. We'll watch Joseph interprets Pharaoh's dreams, and see Joseph given power and authority in Egypt. Gen 39:1-19, 20-23, Gen 40:1-15, 16-23, Gen 41:1-14, 22-43 #everydaychristians
Today, we'll talk about Joseph and his dream. We'll also see him betrayed by his own brothers and Israel will think Joseph has died. We'll meet Judah and Tamar. Finally, we'll see Jesus's genealogy start to develop. Gen. 37:1-11, 12-24, 25-36. Gen 38:1-11, 12-23, 24-30, Matthew 1:1-17. #everydaychristians
Today, we'll see Israel (Jacob) settle in Bethel. Rachel will died. Reuben sins against his father. Isaac also dies. Finally, we'll look at Esau's family tree. Gen. 35:1-15, 16-22, 23-29. Gen. 36:1-8, 9-19, 20-43 NIV. #everydaychristians
Today, we'll see Jacob wrestle with God. God then changes his name to Israel, and Jacob meets Esau. Gen. 32:22-32, Gen. 33:1-19, Gen. 34:1-24, Gen. 34:25-31 NIV #everydaychristians
Today, we'll meet Jacob's speckled sheep. We'll see Jacob split from Laban. We'll also talk about Jacob's journey to the lands near Esau's territory. Gen. 30:25 - Gen. 31:3, 4-21, 22-30, 31-55; Gen. 32:1-21 #everydaychristians
Today, we'll celebrate Jacob's marriage, and then we'll meet Jacob's family. Gen. 19:1-20, 21-30. Gen. 31:7, 7-13, 14-23 #everydaychristians
Today, we're discussing Esau's sad blessing. We'll also see Isaac escape. We'll meet Esau's third wife. We'll talk about Jacob's ladder. We'll see God confirm his promise to Jacob, and Jacob accepting God. Gen. 27:29-40, 41-46, 28:1-9, 10-22; Eph. 6:10-18 #everydaychristians
Today, we'll see interactions between Isaac and Abimelech. We'll also see God confirm his promise to Isaac. We'll discuss Esau's wives, and Isaac will give out his firstborn blessing. Gen 26:1-18, 19-33, 34-35, 27:1-29 #everydaychristians
Today, we'll see Rebekah marry Isaac. We'll discuss Keturah and Ishmael's family. We'll also see the birth of Rebekah's twins! Finally, we'll discuss Jacob and Esau and the birthright.
Today's Scripture: Gen 24:54-61, 62-67, Gen 25:1-11, 12-18, 19-23, 24-34.
Today, we'll see Sarah buried. We'll also find a bride for Isaac.
Today's Scripture: Gen 22:20-24, Gen 23"1-20, Gen 24:1-54.
Today, we'll be looking at the Treat at Beersheba. We'll also see Abraham be tested by God. Finally, we'll discuss the Akedah.
Today's Scripture: Gen. 21:2-34, Gen. 22: 1-8, Gen. 24:1-54 NIV
Today's Resources: www.khouse.org
Today, we'll discuss Lot's wayward daughters. We'll also see Abraham and Sarah get in trouble with the king. Finally, we'll learn of Ishmael's fate.
Today's Scripture: Gen. 19:30-38, Gen. 20:1-18, Gen. 21:1-13, 14-21 NIV
Today, we're talking about Lot and his time in Sodom. We'll also be discussing the sins of the flesh and how God views those sins we commit.
Today's Scripture: Gen. 17:15-16, 17-27; Gen. 18:1-15, 16-23 NIV
Today, we're see Abram and Sarai get new names. We'll talk about Abram (Abraham's) three visitors. We'll also see Sarai (Sara) laugh at God's big announcement.
Today's Scripture: Gen. 17:1-6 NIV
Today, we'll meet Hagar. We'll look at Sarai's mistake. We'll see God's covenant reiterated. We'll also discuss the Promised Son who comes through Sarai. Finally, we'll discuss Circumcision and what it means to us.
Today's Scripture: Gen. 16:1-6, 7-15, 17:1-16 NIV
Today, we'll talk more about Melchizedek. We'll also talk about God's Promised Land given to Abram. Finally, we'll look at God's powerful covenant with us.
Today's scripture: Hebrews 7:1-10; Gen. 14:21-24, 15:1-8, 9-19 NIV
Today, we'll look at when Abram and Lot split from one another. We'll also look at our timeline. We'll look at the battle of the coalition of Kings. We'll also look at when Lot was captured and then rescued. Finally, we'll talk more about Melchizedek.
Today's Scripture: Gen. 13:1-18, 14:1-16, 17-20 NIV
Today, we'll look at God's Calling of Abram. We'll talk about Sarai and Abram, and their time in Egypt.
Today's Scriptures: Gen. 12:1-3, 4-9, 10-20 NIV
Today, we'll look at the Tower of Babel. We'll also talk about Nimrod and Mazzeroth versus Zodiac. We'll look at the birthplace of paganism. We'll discuss the lineage from Shem to Adam. We'll also see man's life span decrease.
Today's Scriptures: Gen. 11:1-8, 10-32 NIV
Today's Resources: www.setterfield.org.
Today, we'll discuss blessings and curses. We'll look at genealogies. Finally, we'll discuss Semites.
Today's Scriptures: Gen. 9:24-28, 10:1-5, 6-20, 21-32 NIV
Today, we'll talk about how God is our refuge. We'll look at life after the Flood. We'll also talking about our new diet and our new environment. Finally, we'll discuss sacrifices, God's promise for us, as well as Ham's sin.
Today's Scriptures: Gen. 8:6-22; 9:1-6; 9:7-17; 9:18-24 NIV
Today, we're discussing evidence of the Flood. We'll look at Plate Tectonics, and how the Earth moves. We'll also look at fossils and discuss flood stories in other cultures.
Today's Scriptures: Gen. 7:1-16, 17-24, 8:1-5 NIV
Today, we're discussing Noah and the times that he lived in, including the Flood. We'll also ponder an interesting idea: Human Hybrids.
Today's Scriptures: Gen. 6:9-10, 7:1-16 NIV / NKJV.
Today, we'll discuss Adam's lineage all the way to Noah. We'll discuss the Hidden Gospel. We'll also talk about the Angel versus the Sethite view of Nephilim.
Today's Scriptures: Gen. 5:1-32, 6:1-8 NIV
Today's Resources: www.biblestudy.org.
Today, we'll discuss Cain & Abel. We'll also talking about the Sacrifice and the sin of Murder. We'll meet Cain's children and discuss Lamech.
Today's Scriptures: Gen. 4:1-5, 6-15, 17-19, 23-24 NIV / Young's Literal Translation.
Today's Resources: www.rosepublishing.com.
Today, we're discussing the scriptural characteristics of Satan. We'll also look at the consequences Adam and Even face for eating the Forbidden Fruit. Finally, we'll discuss the Covering.
Today's Scriptures: Gen. 3:8-20, 3:21-24 NIV
Today, we're discussing God's desire to create a helper to man: Woman. We'll also continue our look at the Fall, Satan's modus operandi. We'll also discuss the second Adam.
Today's Scripture: Gen. 2:18-25, 3:1-7 NIV
Today, we'll look at a day being like a thousand years! We'll discuss creation's timeline and we'll address the big question: doubt! Finally, we'll discuss the Garden, the Fall, and also Justice: is it a natural law?
Today's Scripture: Gen. 2:1-3, 4-17, NASB
We're continuing our discussion on the Earth, it's different kinds of animals, fossils, and Old Earth. We'll look at the Cambrian Explosion and dating geological stata. Finally, we'll discuss being Made in His Image and the Original Diet.
Today's Scripture: Gen. 1:20-26, 27-31 NASB
Today's Resources: "The Genesis Diet" by Gordon S. Tessler.
Today, we continue to discuss God's world including the Earth's land and water movement and its plants and animals. We'll also look at different types of evolution, implications of DNA, and Darwinism. We'll also discuss the heavens including Polonium Halos and the birth of our solar system.
Today's Scriptures: Gen. 1:9-13, 14-19 NASB.
Today's Resources: "Our Solar System: Evidence of Creation" by Spike Psarris; "Feasts of the Lord" by Mark Blitz, www.answersingenesis.org; "Gospel in the Stars" by Joseph A. Seiss.
In Day 3 of our Trek Through Truth, we're talking about our antagonist: Lucifer. We'll discuss his beginning, his character, his fall, and his schemes. This will lead us into our discussion on the Truth standard. We'll look at the Earth's protective firmament and characteristics of its pre-flood environment.
Today's Scripture: Job 38; Col. 1:16; Eph. 6:11-12; Eze 28:11-19; Gen. 1:6-7; NASB.
Today's Resources: www.answersingenesis.org; www.khouse.org; Inspired Evidence by Julie Von Vett and Bruce Malone; Evolution's Achilles' Heels by Creation Ministries International (DVD).
Today, we discuss choosing to believe while fearing and seeking Almighty God. We'll also discuss other heavens / dimensions. Finally, we'll look at God as the Creator, as well as the Trinity.
Today's Scriptures: Prov. 2:1-5; Gen. 1:1-2; John 1:1-3 NIV.
Today's Resources: www.khouse.org; The Privileged Planet: Privileged Species (DVD).
What an exciting day?! We'll discuss the heavens, dinosaurs, Old Earth, Radiometric dating, the Gap Theory, the Universe Expansion factor, and Light energy.
Today's Scriptures: Gen. 1:3-26 with a focus on Gen. 1:3-5. NIV.
God’s Word (and our Trek through the Truth) ends, but God’s Story does not. Revelation 21:1-5; 7:7; 22:1-5, 6-11, 12-21; Ezekiel 48:1-12; John 4:10-15,4; 7:37-39; Jeremiah 2:12-13; Matthew 28:16-20; 2Peter3:9. #everydaychristians
The Books are opened, then a New Heaven and a New Earth! Revelation 20:11-15; 21:1-8, 9-13; 21:14-27; Isaiah 66:18-24; 65:17-25; Daniel 7:9-10; Psalm 56:8; 139:16; Malachi 3:13-18; Ezekiel 47:1-12; 48:30-35 #everydaychristians
Christ’s millennial rule begins. Revelation 20:4-15; 3:21; 1:5-6; 5:9-10; 3:11; 1:11,16; 1Pet2:9;5:4; Dan 7:23-27; 12:1-2; 7:9-14; Col 3:4; 2Tim4:8; 1Cor 15:20; 5:23-24; Matthew 27:51-53; 24:29-30; Ezekiel 38:1-23 Proverbs 3:8-10 #everydaychristians
Satan gets locked up for 1000 years. Revelation 19:15, 17-21; 2:26-27; 20:1-3; Psalm 2:8-9, 23:3-4; Zechariah 14:11-21 Psalm 83 and Islam by Walid Shoebat at wnd.com #everydaychristians
Mystery Babylon falls and the King of Kings rides forth in victory. Revelation 19:1-10, 11-16. Psalm 40:7; Isaiah 63:1-6; Zechariah 14:1-5; Psalm 83 and Islam by Walid Shoebat. #everydaychristians
Mystery Babylon is called out for special destruction. What is Mystery Babylon? Revelation 17:1-6, 7-19; 18:1-8,9-20; Genesis 10:8-12; Daniel 2:36-45. #everydaychristians
The bowls of wrath are poured out on earth but people remain unrepentant. Rev16:1-7,8-11,12-16; 3:1-3,18;2:10;16:17-21; Deut 28:15,20-29, 34-35;4:19-20,23-24; Ezek 10:21-22; Zeph 1:15; Amos 5:18-20; Mark 13:24;1Thess 5:1-10;2Pet3:10-13 #everydaychristians
Today, John updates us on people in heaven standing on the glassy sea and seven bowls of wrath ready to be poured out on earth. Revelation 14:14-20; 15:1-8; 4:6; I Samuel 8:11-12; Matthew 13:24-30, 36-43; Joel 3:13; Isaiah 63:1-4; Hosea 5:14-15; Ephesians 5:25-27 #everydaychristians
Beasts arise on the earth set on deceiving mankind. Revelation 13:11-18;14:1-5, 6-13; Zechariah 11:17; Hebrews 12:22-24; Luke 23:43; 2 Corinthians 5:6-8; 1 Thessalonians 4:16; 1 John 3:2-4 #everydaychristians
John continues the overview of God's plan in "signs" in the heavens. Revelation 12:13-17; 13:1-10; 17: 9-10,12; Ex 19:4; Isa 40:31; 10:5,24; 2Sam 22:5; Job 27:20; Ps 18:4, 69:1-3; Jer 46:6-10; Dan 12:1; 7:2-8, 15-27; Zech 11:17; John 5:43; Micah 5:5-6 #everydaychristians
In Chapter 12, John sees, in the stars, an exciting review of God's Story. Revelation 11:15-19; 12:1-6, 7-12; Genesis 37:9-11; Psalm 2:7-9; 74:12-14; Isaiah 26:20-21; 27:1; Job 1:6-7; Luke 10:18; 2 Chronicles 18:18-21 #everydaychristians
As the woes roll out, John is told to eat the little scroll, and God's two witnesses are sent to earth. Revelation10:8-11; 11:1-14; Isaiah 40:1-3, 8-9; Ezekiel 2:7-10; Zechariah 5:1-4; Ezra 6:1-10; Daniel 12:1-13; Matthew 17:1-3. #everydaychristians
The sixth angel sounds his shofar releasing four rogue angels from their prison at the Euphrates. A 200-million-man army is also summoned. Revelation 9:13-21; 10:1-7 plus many references from other parts of the Bible. #everydaychristians
Abaddon falls from heaven and is given the key to open the Abyss so that "alien" warrior locusts break out onto Earth. Revelation 8:10-13, Revelation 9:1-12, and too many reference passages to list. #everydaychristians
144,000 Jewish Believers, sealed for God. 12,000 from each tribe of Israel, but Dan. Revelation 1:1-17; 8:1-6; I Kings 12:25-31; Deuteronomy 29:18-21; Ezekiel 48:30-34, 34:23; Romans 11:25-29; Isaiah 49:10; Jeremiah 1:13; Psalm 23:1-2. #everydaychristians
The fourth and fifth horsemen of the Apocalypse are released along with more disasters. Revelation 6:5-6, 7-8; 6:9-11,12-17; Jeremiah 14:2, Lamentations 5:10, Joel 2:6, Nahum 2:10; Ezekiel 14:12-25; Hosea 10:8 #everydaychristians
Today, the black and pale horses of the Apocalypse, and martyrs at the base of the altar. Rev 6:5-17, 7:1-8; Jer 14: 2, 15:3, 16:4; Lam 5:10; Joel 2:6; Nahum 2:10; Ezek 14:12-23, 48:33-34; Hosea 10:8; I Kings 12:25-31; Deut 29:18-21 #everydaychristians
John gets called up to heaven and tells us what he sees. And we get to talk about the Rapture. Revelation 4:1-5, 6-11; 1 Thessalonians 4:16; 1 Corinthians 15:50-52; Psalm 29:3-4; Job 26:14, 37:5; 2 Thessalonians 2:7; Ezekiel 10:14 #everydaychristians
Today, we take a look at how the parables in Matthew 13 match up with the seven churches in Revelation that received letters from Jesus. Matthew 13:1-23, 24-30, 36-43, 31-35, 44-51 #everydaychristians
We explore the seven letters to the churches and talk about how they relate to the historical timeline of the Church. Revelation 3:1-22; 2:1-29; 2 Timothy 3:15; Exodus 28:35; Psalm 19:9-10; Matthew 17:2, 28:3; Mark 9:3; Luke 9:29. #everydaychristians
Letters to Thyatira, Sardis, Philadelphia with clues from other Scripture. Rev2:18-19,3:1-6,7-13,22:16; Ps2:7-9,110:2; ICor6:2,16:9; Dan7:18; Heb1:8; 2Pet1:19; Num24:17; 1Thes5:2;Lev11:44;John17:3;Isa22:20-25;Matt16:15-20;2Cor2:12;Col4:3#everydaychristians
Today, we welcome some of my Christian sisters to discuss why we do Bible Study together. Joyful times! #everydaychristians
Today, we look at Jesus' letters to Ephesus, Smyrna, and Pergamum. Revelation 2:1-7, 8-11, 12-17; I John 5:4-5; James 1:12; 2 Timothy 4:8; I Peter 5:4; I Corinthians 9:25; I Thess 2:19; 2 Peter 2:4-5; Psalm 78:25; Deut 8:3; Exodus 16:33 #everdaychristians
We get into the exciting book of Revelation where Jesus introduces Himself with interesting titles that are echoed in other parts of His Book. Rev1:1-8,9-11,12-20;21:4; Dan7:13-14,9-10; Ezek43:12; Heb1:14,4-12;2:14; Matt17:2;2Tim1:10 #everydaychristians
Church and Politics. What are Christians called to do? There is plenty of information for that right there in God's Word. #everydaychristians
Today, we garner important tips on how we should live as Christians, from 1 John, known as the Believers' Handbook.1 John 4:1-6,7-16,17-21; 1 John 5:1-4,5-13,14-17,18-21. #everydaychristians
Today's guest is Gary Birkett who talks about Handel's Messiah which uses many passages from Isaiah. #everydaychristians
We look at the Gospels' account of Jesus' birth and how those around Him reacted. People are still reacting today. Where do you stand on the issue? #everydaychristians
Jesus' miraculous birth is hard for humans to comprehend (even today). Mary began to understand first, and with the help of Gabriel, Joseph also came to believe the good news. #everydaychristians
The Christmas Story began long before the New Testament events took place. However, for the New Testament Christmas Story, things start happening with Gabriel, Zechariah, and John. #everydaychristians
In Part I, we look at the roles of government and politics from a Biblical worldview. It's surprising what Scripture says about both. #everydaychristians
We are in I John, a book known to many as the Believers' Handbook because it contains so many tips on how to live a righteous Christian life. I John 2:1-11, 12-17, 18-27, 28-29; I John 3:1-9,10-15, 16-24; I John 4:1-6, 17-21 #everydaychristians
Today we explore weapons of mass distraction, disinformation, how the Church loves unbelievers, the Media Church, competition between groups of Believers, weighing our church traditions, and New Age creep. #everydaychristians
With our special guest Dr. David Hunsicker, we explore lessons from Daniel, Shadrach, Meshach, and Abednego on how to respond to being held captive in a pagan culture. #everydaychristians
Today, we wade into the cultural influences of science through GMO foods, lab grown meat, and climate change, and discuss what a Christian’s response should be. #everydaychristians
We finish Hebrews and begin John's Epistles to the Church, which include the Christian's Bar of Soap and his handbook for Christian living. Hebrew 13:1-8,9-19, 20-25; 2 John 1-13; 3 John 1-18; 1 John 1:1-4. 5-10. #everydaychristians
Today: Chimeras, in vitro organs and organoids, transhumanism, nanotechnology, super soldiers, exoskeletons, telepathic transfer of data, cyborg soldiers, augmented reality, artificial intelligence, CERN collider. #everydaychristians
Today, the writer of Hebrews takes us through the Faith Hall of Fame, then compares our freedom in Christ with the Old Covenant. Hebrews 11:8-22, 23-40; 12:1-4, 5-13, 14-17; 18-29; Proverbs 3:11-12 #everydaychristians
Today's cultural trends: cancel culture, societal division, media, self-centeredness, occult practices, idolatry, removing boundaries, acceptance and promotion of sexual alternatives, loss of respect for life, and genetic manipulation. #everydaychristians
The writer of Hebrews expounds on the Old Testament promise of a New Covenant that Jesus Christ fulfilled. He also begins a talk on the faith some familiar Old Testament characters. Hebrews 9:15-28; 10:1-18,19-31,32-39; 11:1-7, Habakkuk 2:3-4. #everydaychristians
Today, we take a look at how to deal with Cultural Trends including: Influences of communication technologies, Intellectualism, New Age religion, and the increase in self-focus. #everydaychristians
The writer of Hebrews tells us of our very high hope, and then uses Melchizedek again to explain this to us in detail. Hebrews 6:13-20; 7:1-10, 11-28; 8:1-13; 9:1-14. #everydaychristians
In Part three of Strange Things in the Bible, we cover the Mazzeroth, the Rapture, the Galilean Wedding picture, Christ's resurrection theories, Baptism, and Predestination. You don't want to miss this one! #everydaychristians
In Hebrews, we hear more about how Jesus compares to and was foreshadowed by Melchizedek, among other important things. Hebrews 2:1-18; 3:1-19; 4:1-13, 14-16; 5:1-10,11-14; 6:1-12; ; 1 John 2:2 #everydaychristians
We continue to look at strange things in the Bible that don't get much play in Church. Today, we tackle sacrifices, the Old Testament "wrathful" God, Divine Creatures, and Angels. #everydaychristians
Today, we take a look at some strange things in the Bible such as glimpses of other dimensions, miracles, prophecy, Feasts of the Lord, and the Anointing. #everydaychristians
We begin in Peter's second and last letter. In particular, he warns us of false teachers. Then we go to Hebrews where the author presents the supremacy of Christ. 2Peter2:1-10, 11-22; 2Peter3:1-13,14-18; Hebrews 1:1-14 #everydaychristians
We are continuing our look at the spiritual gifts that Holy Spirit gives freely to Believers. Let's look at some definitions from the website www.spiritualgiftstest.com where you can take a free spiritual gift assessment! #everydaychristians
At Peter's prompting, we are going down a side path to see what Scripture says about fallen angels. Passages from Rom, Eph, Col, Rev, Jude, Heb, Gen, Amos, Judges, I Peter, 2 Peter, Matt, Job, Daniel, Deuteronomy, Psalms, Acts, 2Cor. #everydaychristians
Today, we explore some of the Spiritual Gifts given by the Holy Spirit. You can find more information like this AND take a spiritual gifts test to find your own gifts at spiritualgiftstest.com #everydaychristians
Peter exhorts us to be unified in Christ. He also asks us to keep our Christian life moving in a positive direction because he and the Apostles have left us a true witness. 1 Peter 3:8-17,18-27; 4:1-8,9-19; 5:1-14; 2 Peter 1:1-15,16-21#everydaychristians
Holy Spirit, our lifeline to a deeper understanding of God. Today, we begin to explore Who the Holy Spirit is. #everydaychristians
Today, we finish Jude and move on to Peter's letters. He gives us instruction on how we should live as Christians. Jude 17-25; I Peter 1:1-12, 13-25; 2:1-12,13-25; 3:1-7
Today, we continue taking a look at who Jesus is according to the Bible, including what He wants for us. #everydaychristians
James and Jude give us solid nuggets of wisdom including some interesting tidbits that confirm Old Testament events. James 3:13-18; James 4:1-12, 13-16; James 5:1-6, 7-12; Jude 1-7, 8-16. #everydaychristians
Today, we explore the reality of Jesus, who the Bible says He is, who historical accounts say He is, and the veracity of the eyewitness accounts to Jesus' life. #everydaychristians
We finish Paul's letters to Timothy and take a look at a letter from James where he explains faith versus works and warns about our dangerous tongues. 2 Timothy 4:1-21; James 1:1-18,19-27; 2:1-13, 14-26; 3:1-12
Today, we take a look at the fact that God turned the nations over to their gods and chose one man, Abraham, to produce THE nation through which He would send His Son and save all who believed in Him. Of course, Satan retaliated. #everydaychristians
Paul, imprisoned and facing death, writes his last letter to Timothy, leaving of legacy to be carried forward for generations. 2 Timothy 1:1-18; 2 Timothy 2:1-13, 14-26; 2 Timothy 3:1-9,10-17; 1 Thessaloninans 4:13-18; Revelation 20:4-5 #everydaychristians
Check out how Satan planned to block Yahweh with genetic pollution, Nephilim, and a one world government, but God powers right through it all. We include passages from Genesis 3, 4, 6, 9, 11, 12, I Peter 5, Jude 1, 2 Peter 2 #everydaychristians
Paul continues to instruct pastors of various churches. Today, he gives some more advice to Timothy and also writes to Titus in Crete. I Timothy 6:1-10, 11-21; Titus 1:1-16; 2:1-15; 3:1-15 #everydaychristians
Today we explore evidence of Satan's efforts to thwart God's plan to save mankind and his limited success in setting up a kingdom on earth. But God has the last word!
Paul writes to his beloved Timothy, giving him advice on being a new Pastor. He includes qualifications for Deacons and Elders as well. I Timothy 3:1-13,14-16; 4:1-5,6-16; 5:1-16, 17-25. #everydaychristians
Today, we start off with Scriptural glimpses of God’s kingdom in heaven and then move onto Mankind’s kingdom as God meant it to be. Lucifer received that revelation as a slap in the face, and he set out to steal the kingdom. #everydaychristians
While Paul awaits his appeal in Rome, he writes the Philippians and Timothy with Godly instructions, including some that might step on our toes. Philippians 3:1-11, 12-21; Philippians 4:1-23; I Timothy 1:1-17,18-20; I Timothy 2:1-15 #everydaychristians
Today, we begin exploring the spiritual battle that has been raging in God's kingdom since Satan decided to rebel. First up is heaven, which may be the most interesting part of God's kingdom. #everydaychristians
Paul gives the Ephesians, and us, instructions for standing against our enemies, and he exhorts the Philippians to unity. Ephesians 6:1-9,10-23; Philippians 1:1-18,19-30 ,2:1-11,12-30 #everydaychristians
Today, we discuss what the character traits of the devil mean to the life of a Christian. Discernment in this area is crucial to keep us from being deceived. #everydaychristians
Paul tells us to grow up and walk according to Christ’s ways. He has a lesson for us all, especially husbands and wives. Ephesians 3:1-21; 4:1-16,17-32; 5:1-21, 22-33. #everydaychristians
Today, we explore some of the characteristics of the devil and hell that are found in Scripture. These are important things for Christians to understand so that we won’t be misled. #everydaychristians
Paul teaches that we were chosen and called before the foundations of the world. The plan of redemption was always in place; we just have to accept it. Colossians 4:1-18; Philemon 1-25; Ephesians 1:1-14, 15-23, 2:1-10,11-22 #everydaychristians
Astrid is back with us today to discuss amazing evidence of a flood that happened just as the Bible tells us. From the Grand Canyon to Mount St Helens, the evidence is staring us right in the face. Don't miss it! #everydaychristians
Paul explains our reconciliation to God through Christ and advises the Colossians on how to be their best as a Christian. His advice is pretty near impossible without the Holy Spirit. Colossians 1:21-29; 2:1-5,6-15, 16-23; 3:1-11,12-25#everydaychristians
Creation Science enthusiast Astrid Cole joins us again today for Part 2 of our Creation chat, as we continue our discussion on the statistical and scientific verification of Scripture. #everydaychristians
Luke gives a blow-by-blow account of Paul’s exciting and famous shipwreck, complete with miracles when they ran aground. Paul finally makes it to Rome. Acts 27:27-44; 28:1-10, 11-22, 23-31; Colossians 1:1-20. #everydaychristians
We have a guest today! Astrid Cole is my good friend and a Creation Science expert. So, we will explore some of the many ways science agrees with the Biblical account of Creation. You don't want to miss this one! #everydaychristians
We are in the midst of Paul's trial in front of Judge Felix. He is then passed off to Festus, and finally embarks on his perilous journey by ship to Rome. Acts 24:22-27; 25:1-12,13-27; 26:1-23,24-32; 27:1-13,14-26. #everydaychristians
We continue our journey to find if God was fully in charge of writing His Word. Today, we take a look at statistical evidence and scientific verifications.
Paul gets arrested in the Temple and has to defend himself to the Romans against Jewish accusations, while staying true to the Gospel. He gets encouraged by someone very special. Acts 21:40; 22:1-21,22-30; 23:1-3,4-11,12-35; 24:1-21#everydaychristians
Today, we take a look at the prophetic passages in Isaiah and other Old Testament books that Handel used in his beautiful oratorio, Messiah. The Christmas season is not complete without hearing this divinely inspired work. #everydaychristians
As we get back in Acts, Paul ministers as he works his way to Jerusalem only to be warned about going. He must jump through some hoops when he gets there to keep from offending the Jews. Acts 20:2-16, 17-38; 21:1-14, 15-26, 27-40 #everydaychristians
The NT is in the OT concealed and the OT is in the NT revealed. Thanks to John Durham's pictures of Bible cross references in the Bible, Chuck Missler's "Learn the Bible in 24 Hours", Grant Jeffries "Signature of God". Gen 1:29-Gen 2:9 #everydaychristians
Paul gives the Romans instructions on how to deal with each other and with governments (even though it may be tough for us to hear). Romans 13:1-14; 14:1-9, 10-23; 15:1-12, 13-33; 16:1-27 #everydaychristians
Today: Evidence in the Hebrew Alphabet that points to God as the Bible author. Thanks to CJ Lovik's work breaking down letter and word meanings, Derek Gilbert's "Veneration", Tim Mahoney's DVD "Patterns of Evidence: The Moses Controversy". Look them up!
Paul continues his letter to Romans where he talks about what it means to be a branch, grafted in. And he gives us interesting information on the destiny of Gentiles and Jews! Romans 10:1-21; 11:1-16,17-36; 12:1-8, 9-21; Psalm 19:1-4 #everydaychristians
More healing principles and scriptures today. Jn10:10, 6:38, 5:6-8, 1:32-34; Isa53::3-5; IPet2:24; Matt8:14-17, 4:1; Hebrews 13:8; Luke 5:12-13,17,4:18-19; Deut10:17,30:15-20; Rom2:11, 8:28; Eph6:9; Phil 2:6-7; Acts 10:37-38; Hosea 4:6 #everydaychristians
We continue in Paul's letter to the Romans where he gives us some tough insights on suffering, living for Christ, and faith over works. Romans 8:1-17, 18-30,31-39; 9:1-18,19-29 #everydaychristians
Today, we take a look at healing Scriptures. Sometimes, we are our own worst enemy when it comes to asking for God to heal us. Mark 6:1-6; 9:22-24; Acts 14:8-10; Luke 5:17-25; 8:49-50; 18:7-8; Matthew 7:7-11; James 5:13-16 #everydaychristians
Paul explains how important it is to be under God's grace through Jesus Christ rather than under the law, and how our flesh is against us when it comes to righteousness. Romans 4:13-25; 5:1-11,12-21; 6:1-14,15-23; 7:1-12, 13-25 #everydaychristians
Welcome to our radio chat where we discuss things that may not get talked about in Church. Yet, these are foundational issues that help us be confident in what we read in the Bible. Terri's testimony kicks off this series. #everydaychristians
Paul tells us about the thorn God gave him to keep him humble, exhorts Corinthians to establish charges by 2 or 3 witnesses, and writes to Romans. 2 Corinthians 11:21-33; 12:1-13, 14-21; 13:1-14; Acts 20:1-3; Romans 1:1-17, 18-32 #everydaychristians
We find out a bit about Paul's life as a servant of Christ, including his vision of heaven. And then we move to his letter to Jewish Christians in Rome. 2Corinthians 11:21-33; 12:1-13, 14-21; 13:1-14; Acts 20:1-3; Romans 1:1-17, 18-32 #everydaychristians
Paul continues to encourage the Corinthians while defending his own ministry against false apostles. He also warns about boasting in earthly authority. I Corinthians 7:2-16; 8:1-15, 16-24: 9:1-14; 10:1-18; 11:1-21 #everydaychristians
Paul continues to minister to the Corinthians, expounding on God's glory, and talking about how his hardships are worth every cost in order to bring people to Christ. 2 Corinthians 2:1-17; 3:1-6, 4:1-18; 5:1-11,12-21; 6:1-18; 7:1 #everydaychristians
Paul has a run in with idol makers in Ephesus and continues to instruct the churches on how to conduct themselves. I Corinthians 16:1-13; Acts 19:21-41; Acts 20:1; 2 Corinthians 1:1-11, 12-23; 2 Corinthians 2:1-11 #everydaychristians
Paul lays out important rules of engagement for Church meetings and talks about the mystery of resurrected bodies, both Christ's and ours. I Corinthians 14:26-40; I Corinthians 15:1-11,12-34, 35-58. #everydaychristians
Paul discusses the value of each member of the Church body and talks about spiritual gifts. I Corinthians 12:1-11,12-31; 13:1-13; 14:1-25. Chasing the Dragon by Jackie Pullinger. #everydaychristians
Paul talks about our Christian conscience, our roles as men and women in Church, and how we should approach the Lord's Supper. I Corinthians 10:14-22, 23-33; 11:1, 2-16, 17-34 #everydaychristians
In his letter to the Corinthians, Paul deep dives into how we should conduct ourselves as Christians. I Corinthians 8:1-13; 9:1-14, 15-27: 10:1-13 #everydaychristians
Paul expresses concern about immorality in the Church. He then advises about marriage and remaining single, and how to decide which is right for an individual. I Corinthians 6:12-20; 7:1-9,10-24, 25-35, 36-39 #everydaychristians
Paul's letters to the Corinthians scold them for immaturity and tolerance of immorality in the church. He also defines our role in judging others. I Corinthians 2:6-16; I Corinthians 3:1-17,18-23; I Corinthians 4:1-5, 6-21; I Corinthians 5:1-13
As the Gospel spreads, the Holy Spirit through Paul clarifies and corrects teachers so that the whole Gospel will be taught rather than a truncated or incorrect version. Acts 18:22-28; 19:1-10,11-22; I Corinthians 1:1-9, 10-25,26-31; I Corinthians 2:1-5
Paul gives more signs that will happen before Jesus' Second Coming, and we meet his important partners in ministry, Priscilla and Aquila. 2 Thessalonians 2:1-12, 13-17; 2 Thessalonians 3:1-5, 6-15; Acts 18:12-21; John 3:16
Paul writes to the Thessalonians to answer the questions they have, mostly about End Times. The information he gives them is amazing for us as well. I Thessalonians 4:1-12, 13-19; 5:1-11, 12-28; 2 Thessalonians 1:1-12
Bereans set the bar high for us to openly receive the Word from our teachers and then test it against Scripture. Paul finds the Thessalonians steadfast in their faith. Acts 17:10-18, 16-34; 18:1-11; 1 Thessalonians 1:1-10; 2:1-20; 3:1-13
Paul continues his missionary journey with Silas (and Luke) after splitting with Barnabus. They encounter persecution everywhere but never lose their joy! Galatians 6:1-16; Acts 15:36-41; 16:1-5, 6-15, 16-24, 25-34, 35-40; 17:1-9. #everydaychristians
Paul gives a lesson on the purpose of the law and instructs us not put ourselves back under it when we can have freedom in Christ. Galatians 3:5-18,19-29; 4:1-7,8-31; 5:1,2-15,16-25 #everydaychristians
As the Jewish converts struggle with Gentiles coming to Christ, an interesting Old Testament mystery surfaces. Acts 15:10-11,12-35; Amos 9:11-12; 2 Samuel 6:17-19; Galatians 1:1-24, 2:1-14,15-21, 3:1-4
Paul speaks in the synagogues, beginning with God's choosing Israel to Jesus being the fulfillment of their own prophecies! Acts 13:13-43,44-51; 14:1-7,8-18,19-28. The Sons of God and the Nephilim (Tim Chaffey), biblegateway.com #everydaychristians
Although Peter is called to teach the Jews about Jesus, God supernaturally gives him what he needs to defend spreading the Gospel to Gentiles as well. Acts 11:1-18, 19-30; 12:1-17, 18-25; 13:1-14. Biblegateway.com #everydaychristians
Paradigms are shifting. After Saul's conversion, he becomes zealous for Christ, and wants his people to understand what he now understands. Meanwhile, Peter is called to a Gentile's house! Acts 9:19-31, 32-43, 10:1-33, 34-48 #everydaychristians
Saul, a vicious and zealous enemy of the Church, is transformed when he meets Jesus. Acts 8:1-8,9-25,26-40; 9:1-19; John 7:38-39; Jeremiah 3:16-17; Zephaniah 3:9-10; The Search for the Ark of the Covenant pt 1 - Bob Cornuke
The group of disciples grows, deacons are chosen, and a very special deacon named Stephen is stoned as the early Church experiences persecution. Acts 5:33-42; 6:1-15; 7:1-40,41-60; 8:1.
Miracles and Holy Spirit-driven bold preaching put the Apostles in a precarious position with the Jewish leaders, but God handles it. Acts 3:12-26; 4:1-22, 23-37; 5:1-11,12-32
The Holy Spirit falls on Jesus' followers empowering them to preach the Gospel with boldness. Excitement ensues. He will do the same for us! Luke 24:51-53; Acts 1:12-26,1-5;2:1-13,14-39,40-47;3:1-11; Mark 16:20; John 20:30-31;21:25 #everydaychristians
Jesus appears to His disciples multiple times before ascending to sit at the right hand of the Father. He also leaves US instructions. Mark 16:14-19; Luke 24:36-51; John 20:19-29, 21:1-24; Matthew 28:16-20; Acts 1:6-11
He is risen! He is risen! Eyewitnesses confirm it and stake their lives on it. Matthew 27:62-66,28:1-10; John 20:1-18; Mark 16:1-12; Luke 24:1-32
Life drains from Jesus on the cross and the universe shifts for every being. Praise God that Sunday's coming! John 19:25-42, Matthew 27:45-61, Mark 15:33-47, Luke 23:46-55 bethlehemstar.com, compellingtruth.org #everydaychristians
In today's passages, Jesus willingly hangs on the cross, suffering the shame and death that He never deserved but we did. Matthew 27:32-44; Mark 15:21-32; Luke 23:26-43, 22:37; John 19:18-24; Psalm 69:19-21; 22:16-18; Isaiah 53:10-12 #everydaychristians
Jesus' trial continues with Pilate and Herod who find no fault in Him. Yet, it doesn't stop the people calling for His crucifixion. John 18:28-38, 39-40; 19:1-15; Luke 23:1-12, 20-25; Matthew 27:11-23, 24-313; Mark 15:2-5, 6-10, 16-20
Today we explore the illegal nature of Jesus' arrest and trial. Corruption in the Sanhedrin! John 18:12b-24,25,26-27; Matthew 26:57-58, 59-68, 69-75; 27:1-2, 3-10; Mark 14:53-54, 55-65, 66-72;15:1; Luke 22:55-38, 63-65, 59-62, 66-71
Jesus goes to Gethsemane where He bares His heart to God, but still allows the Enemy to move in for the kill. John 17:20-26, 18:1,2-12; Mark 14:32-42, 43-50, 51-52; Matthew 26:36-46, 47-56; Luke 22:47-53; Revelation 14:9-10 #everydaychristians
Only hours before the cross, Jesus gives His disciples and us important information on surviving the world without Him physically present. It's new information for His disciples. John 15:1-27; 16:1-33; 17: 1-19; Hebrews 12:5-6
The cross imminent, Jesus assures His disciples that although He must leave them, He promises to come back! And tells them how to live until then. John 13:31-38; 14:1-31; Luke 22:31-39; Matthew 26:30-35; Mark 14:27-31; Zechariah 13:2-9 #everydaychristians
Jesus gives His disciples communion, a New Covenant, and an example of how He wants them to act. Judas leaves to betray Him. Luke 12:14-23, 24-30; Matthew 26:26-29, 20-25; Mark 14:22-25,17-21; John 13:1-17,18-30; Jeremiah 31:31-40
Everything is in order for Jesus going to the cross. At the Last Supper, Jesus uses the Seder or Passover Meal to paint a wonderful prophetic picture. Luke 21:37-38; 22:7-13; John 12:37-50; Matthew 26:17-19; Mark 14:12-16
Jesus continues to speak on End Times. Chief priests and Pharisees plot against Him and Judas becomes a volunteer for Satanic possession. Matthew 25:1-13, 14-30, 31-46; 26:1-16; Mark 14:1-2, 10; Luke 22:1-6; Proverbs 21:2; 27:19
Jesus discusses what happens before He returns in victory, first with a crowd and then privately with His disciples. Information we all want to know. Mark 13:1-2, 3-31; Matthew 24:1-2,3-35; Luke 21:5-37
Today, we hear the last of the seven woes Jesus has for the Pharisees who are legalistic, arrogant, and unrepentant. We also contrast these woes with the Beatitudes. Matthew 23:23-28, 29-36, 37-39; Mark 12:41-44; Luke 21:1-4
The Pharisees' harassment of Jesus results in Him pronouncing woes on them for their hypocrisy. Matthew 22:34-40, 41-45; 23:1-12, 13-22; Mark 12:28-34, 35-37, 38-40; Luke 20:41-44, 45-47; Psalm 110:1-7. www.israelmediaministries.org
Jesus' discourse covers the marriage feast in the Kingdom, paying taxes, and the reality of the resurrection, all to help those who were missing him, change their minds. Matthew 22:1-; Mark 12:18-27; Luke 20:27-39, Isaiah 61:10
It's Tuesday of Passion Week and Jesus makes more attempts to reach Jewish leaders, but He does it using parables. John 12:31-36; Mark 11:19, 20-33; 12:1-9; Matthew 21:20-27, 28-41, 42-46; Luke 10:9-16
Jesus weeps over Jerusalem. The Jewish leaders hate that the people treat Jesus as Messiah, but Jesus demonstrates His authority anyway. Luke 19:41-48; Matthew 21:10-19, John 12:17-33; Mark 11:11-19; Jeremiah 8:12-13
Mary anoints Jesus with expensive burial perfume, Lazarus is an attraction, and the people welcome Jesus into Jerusalem with
Messiah words. Luke 19:28-40; 12:9-16; 7:36-40; John 11:55-57; 12:1-8; Matt 26:5-13; 21:1-9; Mark 14:3-9; 11:1-10; Zechariah 9:9
John and James ask for positions in Jesus' kingdom. We meet Zaccheus, Jesus heals the blind, and we are encouraged by the parable pf the talents. Matthew 20:20-28; Mark 10:35-45, 46-52; Luke 19:1-10; 18:35-43; 19:11-27
John and James ask for positions in Jesus' kingdom. We meet Zaccheus, Jesus heals the blind, and we are encouraged by the parable pf the talents. Matthew 20:20-28; Mark 10:35-45, 46-52; Luke 19:1-10; 18:35-43; 19:11-27
Jesus teaches we must come to God as children, and He tells His disciples what is planned for when He gets to Jerusalem. Mark 10:13-16,17-22,23-31,32-34; Matthew 19:13-15, 16-22, 23-30; 20:17-19; Luke 18:15-17, 18-23, 24-30,31-34
Jesus teaches we must come to God as children, and He tells His disciples what is planned for when He gets to Jerusalem. Mark 10:13-16,17-22,23-31,32-34; Matthew 19:13-15, 16-22, 23-30; 20:17-19; Luke 18:15-17, 18-23, 24-30,31-34
Jesus commands Lazarus to come out of his tomb! We take a look at how that is a picture of us. And tested by the Pharisees, Jesus reveals how God sees divorce. John 11:17-37,38-57; Matthew 19:3-12; Mark 10:2-9
Jesus continues to teach about the Kingdom of God, but time marches on. Lazarus has died and Jesus' trek to the cross begins as He decides to go to Judea. Luke 17:20-37; 18:1-14; Matthew 10:1-16; John 11:1-16
Jesus continues the use of parables concerning the Kingdom of God, leaving lots of information for us while confounding the Pharisees. Luke 15:8-10, 11-32; 16: 1-13,14-18,19-31
Jesus uses parables to stress the importance of responding to His invitation to be part of God's Kingdom. It's not something that should be put off! Have you responded? Luke 13:22-30, 31-35; 14:1-14, 15-33, 34-35; 15:1-7
Today, we hear about the Good Samaritan, Mary and Martha, and the continued harassment of Jesus as He nears the time of the Cross. Luke 10:25-37, 38-42; 11:1-4,5-13; John 10:22-42; Psalm 82:1-8
Jesus continues to preach and heal while setting His course firmly on His fast-approaching trip to Jerusalem for the purpose of the Cross. Matthew 19:1-2; 10:1; 11:20-24, 25-30; Luke 9:51-56; 10:1-16, 17-24; 17:11-19
Jesus heals a man born blind and it sets off a fire storm among the Sanhedrin hecklers. Jesus continues to give big hints about His coming death and resurrection. John 9:1-12, 13-34, 35-41; 10:1-10,11-21
Today, we look at John 8 where Jesus discusses His Father versus the Jewish leaders' father, and we reflect on Jesus' statement that He is the Light of the world. John 8:12-20, 21-30, 31-36, 39-47, 48-59.
The Pharisees get more confused and indignant as Jesus slips into Jerusalem to teach in the Temple during the Feast of Tabernacles. John 7:25-36, 37-44, 45-53; 8: 2-11; Zephaniah 14:16-18
Jesus teaches on getting along with our brothers, power and authority available to Christians, and forgiveness. Mark 9:30-41; Luke 9:49-50; Matthew 18:15-35; John 7:1-24
Jesus teaches on getting along with our brothers, power and authority available to Christians, and forgiveness. Mark 9:30-41; Luke 9:49-50; Matthew 18:15-35; John 7:1-24
Jesus exhorts His disciples and us to exhibit more faith, at least faith the size of a mustard seed and nothing will be impossible! Matthew 17:14-27; 18:1-14; Mark 9:14-29,33-49; Luke 17:1-10; 9:37-43, 46-48
Turning point: Jesus tells His disciples about His impending death and resurrection. He even lets them in on His transfiguration. Mark 8:22-26, 27-30, 31-38; 9:2-13; Matthew 16:13-20, 21-28; 17:1-13; Luke 9:18-20,21-27,28-36
Turning point: Jesus tells His disciples about His impending death and resurrection. He even lets them in on His transfiguration. Mark 8:22-26, 27-30, 31-38; 9:2-13; Matthew 16:13-20, 21-28; 17:1-13; Luke 9:18-20,21-27,28-36
Both the Pharisees and Disciples amaze Jesus with their lack of understanding as he heals and feeds the multitudes. Matthew 15:10-20,21-28,29-39; 16:1-12; Mark 7:14-23,24-30,31-37; 8:1-10,11-21; John 7:1
Jesus teaches that He is the Bread of heaven, loses disciples over the idea of partaking of His flesh and blood, and rebukes the hypocritical Pharisees. Matthew 14:34-36, 15:1-8; Mark 6:53-56; 7:1-13; John 6:22-40, 41-59, 60-70
When the disciples return from their first mission trip, Jesus continues to teach by feeding 5000+ with 5 loaves and 2 fish and then walking on water! Matthew 14:13-33; Mark 6:30-52; Luke 9:10-17; John 6:1-21
Jesus sends out his disciples, two by two, and with His authority. We learn how John the Baptist died. Matthew 9:35-38; 10:5-15, 16-33,34-42; Luke 9:1-6, 7-9; Mark 6:7-11,12-13, 14-29
Jesus heals a woman ill for 12 years, and raises a 12-year-old from the dead, connecting the two with prophetic implications. Mark 5:21-43; 6:1-6; Matthew 9:18-26,27-34; 13:53-58; Luke 8:40-56; 21:20-24; Romans 11:19-27
Jesus reveals more of Who He is when He tells the wind and storm to be muzzled and then delivers a man from a legion of demons. Matthew 8:18-22,23-27,28-34; Luke 9:57-62;8:22-25,26-39; Mark 4:35-41; 5:1-20
Jesus continues to speak in code about the Kingdom of God. Tares and Wheat, A Mustard Seed, and A Pearl of Great Price. Matthew 13:24-52; Mark 4:21-34; Luke 8:16-18; Luke 13:18-21; Jeremiah 49:2; Revelation 14:14-20; Psalm 78:2; 1 Chronicles 15:8
Our radical Savior heals again on the Sabbath and begins to preach in parables for an unexpected reason. Luke 13:10-17, 8:4-10, 11-15; Matthew 13:1-17, 18-23; Mark 4:1-12, 13-20; Proverbs 25:2; Psalm 111:10, 32:9, 119:130; Job 32:7
In today's study, Jesus emphasizes the need to discern the times, to watch, and to be bearing fruit for His Kingdom until He comes again. Luke 12:13-21, 22-34, 35-48, 49-56; 13:1-9
Jesus hits the hypocrisy of the Pharisees head on and warns His disciples to stay away from such people. Matthew 12:31-32, 38-42, 43-45, 46-50; Mark 3: 28-30,31-35; Luke 11:29-32, 24-26, 33-54; 8:19-21; 12:1-7
Jesus continues to preach and heal but is heckled more and more by the Pharisees. Even poor imprisoned John the Baptist has a few doubts. Matthew 11:2-19; 12:22-30; Luke 7:11-35, 36-50; 8:1-3; 11:14-23; Mark 3:20-27; Isaiah 35:4-7
Jesus gives us some great advice about avoiding false teachers and a Roman Centurion stands out as a beacon of faith. Matthew 7:13-23,24-27,28-29, Luke 6:43-45,46-49; Matthew 8:5-13; Luke 7:1-10, 11-17
Today, the Lord teaches us a lot about how to pray and live in a way that frees us from slavery and anxiety. Matthew 6:5-15, 16-23, 24-34; Matthew 7:1-5, 6-12; Luke 6:37-42
Jesus gives some good information on His expectations of us if we are part of His Kingdom. Luke 6:24-26, 27-36; Matthew 5:13-16, 17-26, 27-37, 38-48; Matthew 6:1-4
Jesus continues His ministry of miracles which greatly provokes the religious leaders. He completes His disciple team of 12 and teaches the Beatitudes. Matthew 12:9-21; Mark 3:1-19; Luke 6:6-23; Matthew 5:1-11
Today, Jesus heals a lame man at the pool of Bethesda and it begins the exposure of the Pharisees' legalistic hearts. John 5:1-15,16-29,30-47; Matt 12:1-6; Luke 6:1-5; Mark 2:23-28; Isaiah 1:11-17
Jesus expresses His will about healing and irritates the Pharisees with His next choice of disciple among other things. Mark 1:35-38, 40-45, 2:1-12,13-22, 9:9-17; Luke 4:42-44, 5:12-16,17-26, 27-38; Matthew 4:23-25, 8:1-4, 9:1-8
Today, to the glory of God, we hear how God healed Terri of Metastatic Melanoma in her lungs. Be encouraged!
Jesus begins His ministry with healings and by calling disciples to come be fishers of men. Luke 4:16-30; Luke 5:1-10; Matthew 4:18-22; Mark 1:16-20; Luke 5:10-11; Mark 1:21-34; Luke 4:31-39
Today we hear about Jesus' second miracle, one of healing. And He offers Living Water to the Woman at the Well. John 4:1-26,27-42,43-54; Luke 3:19-20; Matthew 4:12-17; Luke 4:14
Today, Jesus addresses the Money Changers in the Temple and Nicodemus' asks how in the world a person can be born again. John 2:13-25; Ps 69:1-13,19-21; John 3:1-21; Numbers 21:7-9; John 3:22-36
Today is packed with Jesus' Baptism, the temptation of Jesus, John's testimony of Who Jesus really is, and Jesus' first miracle. Matthew 3:13-17; Luke 3:21-23; Matthew 4:1-11; John 1:19-34, 35-51; John 2:1-12
Today we discuss the early life of Jesus, how prophecy was fulfilled every step of the way, and the ministry of John the Baptist. Matthew 2:13-23; Luke 2:40-51; Psalm 69:3-21; Matt 3:1-3; Mark 1:2-4; Luke 3:1-6; Matt 3:4-6; Luke 3:7-18
Today we meet several people who are privy to Messiah's birth; the shepherds, the Magi, Herod, Simeon, and Anna. Their interactions confirm to Mary and Joseph that they aren't dreaming. Luke 2:1-20, 21-40; Matthew 2:1-12
Mary gets proof she did not imagine Gabriel's announcement. John is born and named. Joseph is instructed to go ahead and marry Mary. Luke 1:39-45,46-56, 57-66, 67-80; Matthew 1:18-25
Today, we take a look at Jesus' very different genealogies in Matthew and Luke and hear Gabriel's announcements of the births of Jesus and John. Matthew 1:1-17; Luke 3:23-38; Luke 1:5-25, 26-38
Today, we finish our timeline from 190 BC to the birth of Christ, find out a little concerning the political situation in Judea, and begin the New Testament. Mark 1:1, John 1:1-8; Luke 1:1-4
Today, we take a look at The Apocrypha, those books not included in the Protestant Bible. And we look at some history between the Old Testament and New Testament. Daniel 11:6-19.
Today's genealogy and treasures complete our chronological trek through the Old Testament! But hang on, we aren't finished! I Chronicles 7:7-12; I Chron 8:1-40; I Chron 7:13-40; I Chron 9:1-34
Today we look at the genealogy of Israel's immediate family and learn where the Levites were settled within the tribes. I Chronicles 4:24-43; I Chron 5:5-22; I Chron 6:1-53, 54-81
We continue with genealogies, and dig out some hidden messages contained therein. I Chronicles 2:2-24,42-55, 25-41; I Chron 4:4-23
Today, we finish Psalm 119 with an amazing and meaningful letter, and take a look at God's message in the names in genealogy lists the returned exiles recorded. Psalm 119:161-168, 169-176; I Chronicles 1:1-54
We continue in Psalm 119, a psalm probably used by the Jews in their celebration of their return to Jerusalem after the exile. Psalm 119:121-128, 129-136, 137-144, 145-152, 153-160
We continue in Psalm 119, an acrostic psalm probably used by the Jews during their celebration of completing the city wall and Temple. Psalm 119:81-88, 89-96, 97-104, 105-112, 113-120
As the celebration continues in Jerusalem, we take a good look at the Acrostic Psalm 119 and dig into how the letter meanings enhance the meaning of the Psalm to us. Psalm 119:33-40, 41-48, 49-56, 57-64, 65-72
Nehemiah gets the folks in Jerusalem back on track and they have a celebration on the walls of the city and in the Temple. Nehemiah 12:27-43,44-47; 13:12-14,1-3; Psalm 119:1-8,9-16,17-24,25-32
Nehemiah gets things on track, leaves for a trip back to Persia, and finds things in a shambles when he returns. Nehemiah 9:26-38; 10:1-34; 13: 4-22,23-31
Nehemiah and Ezra get the people back on track with their first celebration, the Feast of Tabernacles. Nehemiah 7:66-73; 11:1-36; 12:1-26; 8:1-18; 9:1-15
The wall around Jerusalem gets completed under Nehemiah and he continues to govern fairly, but not without enemies. Nehemiah 5:1-19; 6:1-19; 7:1-65
Nehemiah goes back to Jerusalem and implements a smart and successful strategy to rebuild the walls, with big implications for us! Nehemiah 2:4-16,17-20;3:1-16,17-32; 4:1-6,7-23
Ezra works to cleanup the issue in Jerusalem of pagan wives. Fourteen years later, back in Persia, Nehemiah hears that things are still not going well. Ezra 7:8-10; 8:33-36; 9:1-15; 10:1-17,18-44;Nehemiah 1:1-11; 2:1-4
Malachi speaks of the Day of the Lord and the Book of Remembrance. Ezra gathers resources to return to Jerusalem and get the Temple going. Malachi 3:6-15,16-18;4:1-6; Ezra 7:1-28;8:1-32; Luke 11:37-42, haaretz.com
Through the prophet Malachi, God expresses His disappointment at Judah's lackluster worship and has a few lessons for us as well. Malachi 1:1-14; 2:1-9, 10-16,17; 3:1-5
Esther, Mordecai, and the Jewish people get the victory over their enemies in Persia with God's help. Esther 8:1-17; 9:1-17, 18-32; 10:1-3
Mordecai and Esther respond to Haman's irreversible decree to annihilate the Jews in Persia. God's intervention is evident. Esther 4:4-17; 5:1-14; 6:1-14; 7:1--10
Esther's story continues. She is chosen by the king, and we meet Haman, enemy of the Jews. Esther 2:1-10, 11-18, 19-23; 3:1-6,7-15; 4:1-3
Zechariah ends his ministry with an exciting prophecy about the End Times' Day of the Lord and we begin the Book of Esther. Zechariah 14:1-11, 12-21; Esther 1:1-22
Zechariah's prophecies concern Jesus' (The Good Shepherd's) first and second coming as well as the coming of the Foolish Shepherd, the Antichrist. Zechariah 11:1-17, 12:1-14, 13:1-9, Leviticus 26:18-26, Revelation 7:16-17, Matthew 26:31. jewishroots.net
Zechariah gives to Jews who have returned to Jerusalem and rebuilt the Temple, prophecies extending to End Times. Psalm 149; Hebrews 4:11-13; Revelation 1:15-16, 2:12-13; Ps 150; Zechariah 9:1-8, 9-17, 10:1-12; Jeremiah 14:8
Finally, the returned Jews get to celebrate the completion of the Temple and they begin sacrifices and feast celebrations again. Ezra 6:14-22; Psalms 48, 81, 146, 147, 148
Zechariah has prophetic visions for the Jews, including the book with the seven seals. Zechariah 5:1-14; 6:1-15; 7:1-14; 8:1-23, Commentaries: Matthew Henry, Jamison, Fausset, Brown, and Adam Clarke
Zechariah is given five amazing visions concerning the immediate and future restoration of Israel and Jerusalem. Zechariah 1;7-21; 2:1-13; 3:1-10; 4:1-14; ldolphin.org/zechwagner/
Prophets Haggai and Zechariah are called on by God to get the Jews back on track rebuilding His Temple! Haggai 1:1-15; Psalm 138; Haggai 1:15b, 2:1-9; Zechariah 1:1-6; Haggai 2:10-23; Ephesians 6:10-18
Enemies of the Jews are able to stop the work on the Temple for a couple of years, but God gets them going again. Ezra 4:1-16,17-24; Psalm 129; Ezra 5:1-17; Ezra 6: 1-13
Gabriel finishes his prophecy to Daniel concerning the time from Daniel to the Anti-Christ. So far, it has been accurate! Daniel 11:36-45, 12:1-13, ncbible.org; bibletrack.org
More of Gabriel's prophecy to Daniel including up to the time of Christ. Daniel 11:14-19,20-28, 29-35. ncbible.org/resources/Danielcomm11 by Charles Dailey
While trouble rebuilding the Temple brews in Jerusalem, Daniel has an amazing vision in Persia giving a glimpse into the future. Ps 84; Ezra 4:1-5 Daniel 10:1-21, 11:1,2-13; Rev 1:12-18;ncbible.org/resources/danielcomm11 by Charles Dailey
The Jews rejoice with thanksgiving as they lay the foundation of the new Temple in Jerusalem. Psalms 116, 117, 127, 128, 134, Ezra 3:8-13, Psalm 66
The resettlement of Jerusalem begins by reclaiming their homes, and building an altar so that daily sacrifices and God-appointed celebrations can begin. Ezra 2:68-70; Ezra 3:1-7; Psalms 87, 107, 111, 112, 113, 114
Cyrus, king of Persia, responds to a 150-year prophecy and sends Jews back to Jerusalem to rebuild the Temple. Ezra 1:1-11, Psalm 85, 126, 125, Ezra 2:1-67; Isaiah 45:1-7; Matt 5:3-5
Today, we get more information about Daniel's 70 weeks prophecy, and his trip to the lion's den as well. Daniel 9:20-27; 6:1-18,19-28; 1:21; Luke 19:28-44
Babylonians see the handwriting on the wall. Daniel acknowledges and repents of national sin, and receives a message from Gabriel! Daniel 5:1-16,17-31; 9:1-19,20-27; Isaiah 45:1-7; Jeremiah 25:8-14
Today's psalmists remember God's promise to David, acknowledge God's authority and faithfulness, praise the Lord, and sadly remember Zion. Psalms 89, 92, 93, 102, 123, 130, 137
Today's Psalms remind exiled Jews and us that God is our only refuge and Hope! We have no worthy sacrifice to cover sin except for the blood of the Lamb. Praise His name! Psalms 49, 50, 53, 67, 77, 80
Today, we take a look at Psalms of comfort, encouragement, and hope for the exiled Israelites and for us! Psalm 15, Psalm 25, Psalm 26, Psalm 27, Psalm 36, Psalm 37
Daniel reveals information on the Last Days and it sounds familiar! Jeremiah 52:31-34; Daniel 7:15-28; Psalm 10:1-18, 13:1-6, 14:1-7
The Lord describes the land for each tribe of Israel around the Temple and King Nebuchadnezzar gives his personal testimony of God at work in his life. Ezekiel 48:1-35;29:1-21; Daniel 4:1-22, 28-37
God outlines sacrifices in the Millennial Temple, the promise of Israel's inheritance, and the river of living water. Ezekiel 46:1-15, 16-24; 47:1-12, 13-23; I Corinthians 16:1-6, jewfaq.org/calendar
God spells out the sacrifices that will be used in the Millennial Temple and mentions the prince who will shepherd the people. Ezekiel 43:-27; 44:1-31; 45:1-25;37:45; 34:20-24
Ezekiel's vision of the Millennial Temple continues and we get a detailed tour. Interestingly, sacrifices will continue in this Temple. Ezekiel 40:38-49; 41:1-26; 42:1-20
Daniel relays the rescue of Shadrach, Meshach, and Abednego from the fiery furnace and Ezekiel sees the Millennial Temple in detail. Daniel 3:1-30; Ezekiel 40:1-37
More about Gog and Magog, and God through Ezekiel explains the fate of those who have come against Israel. Ezekiel 39:1-16, 17-20; 32:1-16, 17-32
Ezekiel prophesies to dry bones and they come to life! The Lord says Israel will be reunited and restored to the Promised Land. We are introduced to the battle with Gog and Magog. Ezekiel 37:1-14,15-28; 38:1-23
Through Ezekiel, leaders of Judah get rebuked. Edom receives a prophecy of justice. And God speaks restoration to Judah for the sake of His holy name. Ezekiel 33:21-33; 34:1-31; 35:1-15,16-38
The Lord wants to plant a remnant back in Judah after the destruction, but they remain as hardheaded as their ancestors. Jeremiah 42:1-22; 43:1-7,8-13; 44:1-14,15-30; 51:64; Ezekiel 33:1-20
Judah has been destroyed and taken over by Babylon. It's a time of uncertainty and insecurity for those left. Lamentations 4:1-22; 5:1-22; Jeremiah 40: 7-16 41:1-3,4-18
Jeremiah mourns what has happened to Judah, but reminds us that we can still find hope in despair and light in our darkness, by turning to our Lord. Lamentations 2:1-22; 3:1-66
Psalm 94 fits Judah's situation and the USA's today. Jeremiah laments the final destruction of Judah. Psalm 94; Jeremiah 52:15-16,27-30,20-21; 2Kings 25:22; Jeremiah 39:15-18,11-14; 40:1-6
Jeremiah stays in trouble for his prophecies and the siege comes to its destructive conclusion. Jeremiah 37:3-21; 38:1-13; 52:17-23; 39:9-10; Psalm 74:1-23; 79:1-13
God lowers the boom on Tyre, the king of Tyre, and Sidon and rebukes Satan to boot. Ezekiel 27:1-36; 28:1-19, 20-26
Ezekiel delivers God's prophecy of judgment to Egypt and her allies, and then turns to Tyre. Ezekiel 30:1-19, 20-26;31:1-18; 26: 1-21
Jeremiah speaks restoration to Judah and Ezekiel speaks to Israel's enemies. Jeremiah 23:1-8;33:14-26;31:27-40;Ezekiel 25:1-14,15-57;29:1-16; Luke 22:19-20;Matt 26:27-29 www.cai.org/bible-studies/bible-prophecy-aswan-high-dam
Today's passage features a beautiful message of restoration after all Israel and Judah have been through. Jeremiah 33:1-13, 30:1-24; 31:1-14,15-26
Ezekiel hears of Jerusalem's judgement and Jeremiah gets reassurance that the nation will be restored. Ezekiel 24:1-14,15-27; Jeremiah 21:1-14; 22:1-9; 34:1-6; 32:1-15
Ezekiel and Jeremiah double team the people of Jerusalem about the siege that is taking place. Ezekiel 20:45-49;212:1-17, 18-32; 23:1-21,22-49
God assures the Jews that if anyone repents and turns to Him, they will live. Ezekiel 18:21-32; 19:1-14; 20:1-29,30-44. John Wesley's commentary, Joseph Farah at wnd.com
No longer will children bear their father's sins. Each is responsible for his or her own obedience. Ezekiel 16:35-52,53-63;17:1-24; 18:1-20 Adam Clarke's commentary.
God says the people think His judgment is not coming because He has mercifully delayed it, but He will wait no longer. Ezekiel 12:1-20,20-28; 13:1-16,17-23; 14:1-11,12-23;15:1-8
The Lord reveals the abominations of the people heading for judgment. His decision is just! We need to take note. Ezekiel 8:1-18; 9:1-11; 10:1-22; 11:1-25
Ezekiel demonstrates the judgment coming on Judah and Jerusalem. Ezekiel 4:4-17; 5:1-17; 6:1-14;7:1-27, Adam Clarke commentary
Ezekiel has his first wild vision! And gets his call to be prophet. Ezekiel 1:1-28; 2:1-9; 3:1-15,16-27; 4:1-3 Matthew Henry commentary
God finally finishes with Babylon, pronounces judgment on Elam, and sets Hebrew slaves free, but their owners rebel. Jeremiah 51:27-44, 45-64; 49:34-39; 34:8-22 John Gill Commentary
Jeremiah continues God's prophecy against Babylon and gives us glimpses of End Times! Jeremiah 50:21-32,33-46; 51:1-14, 15-26 Luke 3:16-17
Again, the Lord speaks to false prophets! And we find out that even Babylon will get their due. Jeremiah 27:16-22; 28:1-17; 23:9-40; 51:59-60; 50:1-20
Nebuchadnezzar is deemed God's servant and given reign over the nations. 2Kings 24:8-9;Jeremiah 22:24-30;2Kings 24:10-12;2Chronicles 36:10;Daniel 1:1-2;2Kings 24:13-16,17-18;Jeremiah 37:1;2Kings 24:19-20;2Chronicles 36:12-16;Jeremiah 37:2;24:1-10;29:1-23;27:1-15
Moab, Ammon, and Edom get pronouncements of judgment. Jeremiah 48:35-47; 49:1-6,7-22, 28-33; 2218-23; 2Kings 24:5-6; Commentaries: John Gill, Matthew Henry; Revelation 19:11-13; Isaiah 63:1-6
Daniel reveals Nebuchadnezzar's dream with God's help and God unleashes enemy nations on Judah. Daniel 2:1-23, 24-49; 2 Kings 24:1-4; Jeremiah 48:1-24
Babylon takes the first wave of captives from Judah and we meet Daniel and his friends. Jeremiah 36:1-4, Jer 45:1-5;Jer 36:5-10,16-32; Daniel 1:1-21, The Curse of Jeconiah by Dr. Chuck Missler
God says if He is willing to bring destruction on His people for their disobedience, then how much more on those that despise them. Habakkuk 3:1-19; 2Kings 24:1b,7; 2Chronicles 36:6-7,20-21; Jeremiah 25:1-14,15-38; Jer 35:1-19; 2Kings 10:15-24
The philosopher prophet Habakkuk comes on the scene, along with bad prophecies for all who would hurt God's people. Jeremiah 46:1-28;47:1-7;Habakkuk 1:1-11,12-17;2:1-4,5-20; Gen 37:23-28;Jer 8:22
As good king Josiah's reign ends, Judah's chance at repentance winds down. 2Chronicles35:1-19,26-27,20-27; 2Kings23:28-34,34-37; Jeremiah 22:11-17;Jer26:1-23, Genesis 49:10
Josiah makes every effort to bring the nation back to God. 2Kings 22:3-7; 2Chronicles 34:8-13; 2Kings 22:8-10; 2Chron 34:14-18,19-28,29-29; 2Kings 23:4-25;1Kings 13:1-34
God says, "if that nation against whom I have spoken turns from its evil, I will relent of the disaster that I thought to bring upon it." Jeremiah 18:1-17,18-23; 19:1-15;20:1-6,14-18,7-13
God finally closes the window for national repentance because the people rejected Him. Jeremiah 14:19-22;15:1-9,10-21;16:1-21;17:1-11,12-27
A plot to kill Jeremiah! And a warning about arrogance before God. Jeremiah 11:6-23,12:1-17,13:1-27,14:1-18
Jeremiah has no good news for Judah, but surely things we can learn. Jeremiah 8:13-22; 9:1-2,3-22,23-2610:1-16,17-25;11:1-5
Jeremiah preaches to ears that won't hear, but if they did, they would hear God giving them a chance to repent and miss the destruction. Jeremiah 6:1-15,16-30;7:1-27,28-34;8:1-12
God will use Babylon to prune the branches of the vine Israel, but Israel's root will still bring forth Messiah, the True Vine. Jeremiah 4:1-14,15-26,27-31;5:1-5,6-17,18-31 YouTube:Supernatural by Michael Heiser; Unseen Realm, Reversing Hermon
God lays out His case against Israel and Judah but also speaks of a time when Jesus will reign. Jeremiah 2:1-25,26-37; 3:1-11,12-25 YouTube: Mystery of the Ark of the Covenant by Bob Cornuke
Zephaniah speaks of the terrible Day of the Lord, but also of God's restoration. Jeremiah enters the Story. Zephaniah 1:1-13,14-18; Zephaniah 2:1-3,4-15;Zephaniah 3:14-20; 2 Chronicles 34:3-7; Jeremiah 1:1-19
Judgment for Nineveh! And we learn about Manasseh, Amon, and Josiah, bad and good kings of Judah. Nahum 1:1-15,14-18; Nahum 2:1-13; Nahum 3:1-19; 2 Kings 21:17-26; 2 Kings 22:1-2; 2 Kings 23:25-27
We find out what's next, new heavens and a new earth, but judgment for God's enemies. Isaiah 65:13-25; 66:1-17,18-24; 2Kings19:36-37; 2Chronicles33:1-2,10-17
Isaiah's prophecy centers on what our response should be to God's judgment and redemption. A timely message for us. Isaiah 61:1-7,9-11; Isaiah 62:1-5,6-12; Isaiah 63:1-9,15-19; Isaiah 64:1-12 #everydaychristians
God through Isaiah promises Israel a glorious destiny. Isaiah 58:1-12,13-14; Isa 59:1-15,16-21; Isa 60:10-17; Eph 6:10-17
Isaiah brings great news for Israel, Gentiles, and all who feel like outcasts. Isaiah 53:10-12; 54:1-8,9-17;55:1-13;56:1-12; 57:14-21; Acts 8:26-35; Isaiah 53:7-8
Hezekiah gets a miracle and Babylon shows itself treacherous even in its infancy. 2Kings18:13-16;2Kings20:1-3;Psalm 88;2Kings20:4-11;Isaiah28:9-20;2 Chronicles 32:24-31; 2Kings20:12-19
Isaiah gives prophecies describing the crucifixion almost 600 years before it happened. Isaiah 51:9-16;Isaiah 52:1-12,13-15; Isaiah 53:1-9; Job9:13; Job26:11-13; Psalm 87:3-4; Psalm 89:9-11; Isaiah 30:6-7
The Lord proclaims His amazing Salvation to Israel and to Gentiles in Messianic prophecies. Isaiah 49:1-7,8-26;50:1-9,10-11; Luke 18:8; Isa 51:1-8
God reminds Israel that He is the true God and gives Isaiah a prophecy for Babylon that gives us a glimpse of End Times.Isaiah 46:1-13;47:1-15;48:1-11,12-22; Jer 50:36-41;Rev 18:10;Deut 4:25-31
Isaiah continues to bring hope and then gives the Cyrus prophecy although it will be 150 years before Cyrus is born. Isaiah 43:14-28;44:1-23,24-28;45:1-8,9-25
Today, God indicts false gods, but grieves that Israel has been a blind and deaf witness for Him. (The Hiding Place by Corrie Ten Boom) Isaiah 41:17-29; Isaiah 42;1-9,10-25;Isaiah 43;1-13
As Isaiah brings hope after judgment, he gives us great information on God's character and Jesus' second coming. Isaiah 40:1-17,18-31;Isa 41:1-16 enduringword.com, Henry Morris. Biblical Basis for Modern Science, Baker Book House, 1985, p. 73,blb.org #everydaychristians
Hezekiah's reign ends with a God-sized miracle and his evil son Manasseh takes over. Too bad for Judah and Jerusalem. Psalms 73, 75, 76, 90; 2Chron32:21-23; 2Kings20:20-21; 2Chron32:32-33; 2Kings20:1-15
The Assyrian army laid siege to Jerusalem, but soon found out that God had different plans. 2Chron32:1-8;2Kings18:17-37;2Kings19:1-13;Ps44;2Kings19:14-36;2Chron32:21-23
Today, we're digging out clues on the real date of Jesus' birth. We also hear the Christmas story finale from Isaiah.
Today's Scripture: I Chron 24:7-18; Luke 1:5, 8-10; Luke 2:1-4, 8-20, Luke 1:36-38; Isa 9:2-15; Isa 53:1-12; Isa 11:1-10