Author Archives: Pete

Gleaning a Promise

I’m recalling that it’s not the first time I’ve felt this way . . . feeling like, at some point, I really need to get some help on how to read through Isaiah. The prophet’s writings seem to be all … Continue reading →

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Moving Beyond Picture Books

My kids loved picture books. You know those big, over-sized children’s books that cared less about narrating a story but instead captured the imagination with full-page graphics and photos. It seemed they never got tired of them . . . … Continue reading →

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Been There!

Captured by a phrase this morning. One of those truths that I can so easily blow by. One of those things I’ve known for decades but which, as I think about it, so rarely really grips my being. One of … Continue reading →

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Today

They were a stubborn people. They had a long history of rejecting God’s direction and instead relying on their own intuition . . . for ignoring His way and instead leaning to the way of their own understanding. Even when … Continue reading →

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Wells of Salvation

Reminded by Isaiah this morning that, in this present age, God’s people live as a foreshadow of what is to come. That, in many ways, what we experience “by faith” will, at His coming, be the way “of sight.” Isaiah … Continue reading →

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Calls Me Brother

It was a year ago today that we were abruptly ushered into our current season. After my readings this morning I couldn’t help but pull up the e-mails of a year ago and read through them. E-mails to a network … Continue reading →

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Pay Attention!

It’s been getting a lot of press over the past couple of years. More and more of us are multi-tasking behind the wheel . . . and it’s getting a little dangerous. The old “10 and 2” two hands on … Continue reading →

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A More Excellent Name

It’s a no-holds-barred type of argument. It comes out of the gates quickly and hits hard. It’s unrelenting in its rapid fire delivery of the facts. If it were being backed by an orchestra, as each example is given, the … Continue reading →

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Like Wool

The prophet wastes no time. The vision is clear . . . the indictment is swift . . . the LORD has spoken. They were the children He had reared and brought up, but they rebelled. They had become a … Continue reading →

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Me Too!

So I’ve been working my way through Esther this week as part of my reading plan. And a word has popped out at me a number of times. The word? “Favor.” The object of this favor? Esther. First, Esther obtains … Continue reading →

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