Author Archives: Pete

He Shall Be Their Peace

My readings combined this morning to form a wondrous panoramic view. From the Babe of Bethlehem foretold to the Ruler of the Nations promised, from the cross of Calvary to a war in heaven, I was a bit overwhelmed by … Continue reading →

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The Temple Opened

So often I focus on Jesus’ revelation to John as something to be figured out rather than something to be experienced. I can be so intent on the “the trees” that I miss “the forest” . . . so consumed … Continue reading →

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Gospel Words

Not sure, exactly, what the kid was thinking . . . or exactly what he meant by his words . . . but he was getting closer. The younger man had heard enough. Don’t know just how long he had … Continue reading →

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Given

There’s a whole lot of givin’ going on in John 17. I should never cease to be amazed, as I read this chapter, that I get to eavesdrop on the Son as He communes with the Father. I should consider … Continue reading →

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Tasting Heaven’s Living Water

John, in the Spirit, taken up into heaven, must be in overload mode. He has seen the throne and the radiance of God emanating from it. He has heard the thunderous rhythm of heaven pound out, “Holy, holy, holy, is … Continue reading →

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My Mouth Has Kissed My Hand

A little surprised that Job 31 has so captured my thoughts this morning. In my reading plan, it’s “competing” with Revelation 5 . . . the great “reveal” of the One worthy to take the scroll from Him who is … Continue reading →

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Another Door to Be Opened

Give me “Behold,” “Jesus,” and “Door,” as part of a Book of Revelation bible quiz, and I’m gonna respond, Revelation 3:20. I’m going to think immediately of the door Jesus stands at and knocks upon. The door which, if anyone hears … Continue reading →

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Turned Back

As I read in the morning, part of my intent is to “listen” for something that will grab my attention, something that I will then spend a few minutes writing about. Often I will begin my morning reading with the … Continue reading →

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Less About When and All About Who

The letters given to John to write to the angels of the seven churches in Revelation 2 and 3, all end with a promise. They are promises for those who conquer, or, as I prefer, those who overcome. And so, … Continue reading →

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On the Outskirts

How much I need to battle to maintain perspective. How great is the temptation to make me the center of my universe. Even when I acknowledge God’s place in my life, how often do I make Him a “small enough … Continue reading →

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