Prayer, Praise, and Truth

*****February 10 - Judges 1-6 ***** The book of Judges records Israel’s history after the death of Joshua. The people have entered the Promised Land, yet they fail to fully drive out the Canaanite [...]

February 9 - Genesis 20-23 Genesis 20-23 covers a lot of ground in the life of Abraham and the outworking of God’s covenant with Abraham. Chapter 20 opens with Abraham telling the same lie that he [...]

February 8 - Romans 11-12 Romans chapter 11 concludes the doctrinal section of Romans and chapter 12 opens up the practical section of the letter. I mention this because doctrine leads to devotion. [...]

February 7 Matthew 11-13 Matthew 13:24-30 records Jesus’ Parable of the Wheat and Tares. In this parable, Jesus pulls back the veil on the nature of the kingdom of heaven during this present age. [...]

February 6 Isaiah 23-28 Isaiah 26 is a song of salvation. It is a prophetic anthem sung by the redeemed of the Lord after God has decisively acted on their behalf. It is part of a larger section [...]

February 5 Job 9-10 Every believer eventually encounters a moment when God feels distant, unreachable, and silent. There are times when we pray, but nothing seems to change. Sometimes we search [...]

February 4 Psalm 12-14 The fool has said in his heart, “There is no God” (Psalm 14:1). The English word fool often describes someone lacking intelligence, but the Hebrew word nabal carries a very [...]

February 3 Joshua 21-24 Joshua 23 stands as a farewell address from an aging leader who has seen God’s power and faithfulness up close and personal. Israel has entered the land, battles have been [...]

February 2 Genesis 16-19 At the heart of Genesis 18 is the confirmation of a promise that had been given many times before. But this time, it comes with clarity and a countdown: “I will certainly [...]

February 1 Romans 9-10“ How then shall they call on Him in whom they have not believed? And how shall they believe in Him of whom they have not heard? And how shall they hear without a preacher? [...]