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Nevertheless

There they were again. Situation desperate. “Save us, O LORD!” (v.47) And when I say “again”, I mean AGAIN. This wasn’t their first rodeo. Not the first time they had blown it. Not the first time their waywardness had left … Continue reading

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Sated with Favor

“I’ll take lesser-known sons of Jacob for 400, Alex.”(I guess that’s Ken now. Whatever.) “He is the 6th son of Jacob, the son Moses blessed as ‘sated with favor’” “Who is Naphtali?” “That is correct!” That is amazing! And of … Continue reading

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The Days of Famine

I read the opening words to the book of Ruth and I find I’m chuckling to myself as I whisper, “Ya’ think?!?!” In the days when the judges ruled there was a famine in the land . . . (Ruth … Continue reading

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“It’s What I Do”

Jonah was on my reading plan this morning. Love this story! Just to observe again how God interacts with everything — from stubborn prophets, to whirling winds, to raging seas, to shaking-in-their boots sailors, to big fish, to a city … Continue reading

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The True Grace of God

An observation at the end of Lamentations and a certain expectation at the end of 1 Peter — that’s what I’m chewing on this morning. Throughout Lamentations, I’ve been taking note of the prayers prayed by Jeremiah. Amidst the waste … Continue reading

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A Waiting Game

Hovering over a verse in Isaiah this morning. More so, hovering over a particular word. An action word, a verb. A verb twice used. First about something that God is doing, then about something His people should be doing. And … Continue reading

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Super!

My 4-year-old grandson recently discovered the word “super.” As in, “That’s super, super, super, super, super, super, super big.” Or, “Isn’t that super, super, super, super, super, super, super cool?” Sometimes it can be super, super, super, super, super, super, … Continue reading

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Lavished Upon Us

Short thought this morning. Massive implications. Chewing on but three words, but it will be a meal for eternity. In Him we have redemption through His blood, the forgiveness of our trespasses, according to the riches of His grace, which … Continue reading

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Always at the Table

2 Samuel 9. Rank it among my top chapters in the bible. Mark it as a favorite story of favor shown. Wanna talk to me about types and foreshadows? David, a type of Christ the king, seeking someone to show … Continue reading

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Avenge My Eyes? Really?

I’m a sucker for happy endings. Don’t really care much for movies that end without the guy getting the girl, without the wrongs being made right, without good triumphing over evil. So, while I’d like to think that Samson “got … Continue reading

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