This week’s children’s Bible lesson: Moses and the Bronze Snake Numbers 21:4-9 For today’s story, we go back to the Old Testament, in the time of Moses leading God’s people in the wilderness. We’re looking at this story today, because it will help us understand what Jesus said to Nicodemus in next week’s lesson. Remember how when Moses was with the people, God provided water…
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Jesus heals a blind man John 9 One day Jesus’ and His disciples were walking and came upon a blind man who had been born that way. His disciples asked Jesus, “Why was this man born blind? Was it because of his parents’ sin, or because he is sinful.” They assumed that if something that bad happens, it is because someone sinned and is being…
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Abraham and Sarah show us how to persevere in faith, even when we don’t know what God is planning and we have to sacrifice comfort and blessing now to receive it later.
Keep readingThe Transfiguration of Christ Matthew 17:1-9 One day Jesus took the three of His 12 apostles who were His close friends on a trip up the mountain with Him. They were two brothers named James and John, and their friend Peter. Jesus was taking them with Him so that they could see something they wouldn’t be allowed to tell others about until after Christ’s resurrection.…
Keep readingIt is finished. My new book on Esther, entitled The God of Hadassah and Mordecai, is now available to you on Amazon in paperback and kindle versions. (Free to Kindle Unlimited users and very inexpensive to buy for others.) Click link below to go to the amazon online store and get the book.
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Our study through the book of Hebrews resumes. We pick up in chapter 11, where we learn that even in Old Testament times, faith always was the only way to become pleasing to God.
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Kids’ Bible Lesson July 12 Forgiving the woman caught in adultery John 8:1-11 One early morning in Jerusalem, Jesus was outside the temple, teaching a crowd about God. The Pharisees, who were very religious but didn’t know or love God, brought by force a woman who had been caught committing adultery. This means that she had committed the sin of being with another man in…
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This is the introduction to my new e-book on Esther, “The God of Hadassah and Mordecai.”It is now published here. Introduction Esther is an ancient book, yet one clearly written for such a time as this. It reads like a screenplay telling a story, even though it would be millennia before films came to be. As its drama unfolds with twists and turns, foreshadowing of…
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Happy Fourth of July and 250 years celebration to all my fellow Americans! Here’s a patriotic Bible message I did there a couple years ago when I was in the USA for eye surgery.
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