Reading the Bible in 2016 «

John 6

Posted on Oct 19, 2016 in Reading the Bible in 2016 |

Wednesday

I was speaking with a friend the other day who told me she had been praying for her children to “hunger and thirst” after righteousness, to “hunger and thirst” for Jesus and then this passage of scripture comes up.

Matthew 8:14-34, Mark 4-5

Posted on Oct 16, 2016 in Reading the Bible in 2016 |

Sunday

Jesus touched her hand and she was healed.

Matthew 8:1-13, Luke 7

Posted on Oct 12, 2016 in Reading the Bible in 2016 |

Wednesday

I find the lesson on the Roman Centurion to be very fascinating.

Matthew 5-7

Posted on Oct 11, 2016 in Reading the Bible in 2016 |

Tuesday

Well, where do we start with today’s reading? I could write a book on these 3 chapters (actually I think books have been written about each of these three chapters).

Matthew 12:1-21, Mark 3, Luke 6

Posted on Oct 10, 2016 in Reading the Bible in 2016 |

Monday

Did Jesus actually break a commandment? Did he break the Sabbath and do work?

John 5

Posted on Oct 9, 2016 in Reading the Bible in 2016 |

Sunday

It seems as if Jesus is always having to defend His authority.

Mark 2, Matthew 9

Posted on Oct 8, 2016 in Reading the Bible in 2016 |

Saturday

Two things jumped out at me in today’s reading. The amazing friendship and loyalty of the paralytic’s friends and how Jesus dealt with nay-sayers.

John 2-4

Posted on Oct 7, 2016 in Reading the Bible in 2016 |

Friday

And so it begins. Wow, Jesus’ first miracle and it was something so simple as to keep a host from being embarrassed. But did you see what the true purpose of this miracle was?