Micah 7.7-20 The prophet’s message is not unfamiliar: the people of God had sinned and there would be judgment; God would not, will not, overlook sin; there must be payment for all iniquity. However, there was hope for the people of Judah; God would preserve a remnant, a repentant people who would know His... Continue Reading →
Man’s Rebellion – God’s Desire
Hosea gives a sad commentary on the nation of Israel. There is no faithfulness or steadfast love, and no knowledge of God in the land (Hosea 4.1). The LORD says, I will return to my place, until they acknowledge their guilt and seek my face, and in their distress earnestly seek me (5.15). So, Israel... Continue Reading →
Never Quit
Acts 28.17-31 Paul never quit. Through varying difficulties, persecutions, imprisonment, storms, and rejection, he always remained bold for Christ. He knew Jesus had delivered him from the darkness of death; he knew the transformation of redemption, and was compelled to tell others; he knew the truth of God’s Word and the fulfillment of prophecies... Continue Reading →
Be Holy, for God is Holy
Leviticus 11.29-47 When reading the instructions to the many laws regarding offerings and sacrifices, we could be overwhelmed with the seeming impossibility of ever being able to fulfill all requirements. How the priests and people remembered all they were to do, when they were required to do it, and how it was to be... Continue Reading →
Requesting your help
Good morning – I ask this morning that you help by responding to the link below. As you likely know, we have a son who lives in David's House Ministries, which in many ways is dependent on state funding. Right now, Michigan lawmakers are considering a budget proposal that would devastate direct care agencies. Part... Continue Reading →
My Morning Desk 