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3 days ago · Good observation involves curiosity, slowing down to notice details, and asking God questions. As George MacDonald would say, “Eager disciples of Jesus ask questions of the Bible!” Asking questions makes the second step of Bible study, interpretation, easier. Ask questions. Then, answer (or interpret) using common sense.
5 days ago · The Ten Commandments, listed in the Bible, were presented by God to Moses on Mount Sinai. These commandments, found in the book of Exodus, provide God’s laws.
2 days ago · Apple Podcasts | SpotifyEpisode Summary: “To whom will you liken Me, and make Me equal, And compare Me, that we should be alike?”—Isaiah 46:5 Discover the majesty of the one true God in His incommunicable attributes with pastor Terry Johnson on this week’s episode of All of Life for God.Transcript:Now this evening, what I want us to move on to is the look at the infinity of God, the ...
2 days ago · Jacob's character, as depicted in this chapter, is complex and multifaceted. On the one hand, he's obedient, following his mother's instructions to the letter.On the other hand, he's deceitful, willing to lie to his own father to gain a blessing that rightfully belongs to his elder brother.
4 days ago · David Brooks is a columnist for the New York Times and a commentator known for exploring politics, culture, and society. He is the author of several books, including The Road to Character, The Second Mountain, and his latest, How to Know a Person, which delves into the complexities of understanding others to enhance interpersonal connections.
3 days ago · That’s a good practice which I’d recommend. But it also means that if you aren’t truly preaching expository sermons (but only giving a running commentary on the text), you’ll seldom if ever come to a text on domestic violence. This reality merges with the previous one — domestic abuse isn’t on our radar.
