Published by bboydComments Off on Deuteronomy 27, Psalm 119:1-24, Isaiah 54, Matthew 2
Deuteronomy 27: Israel is commanded to write the law on stones, build an altar, and affirm covenant curses for disobedience.
Psalm 119:1–24: The psalmist delights in God’s Word, longing to live by His commands with purity, joy, and unwavering devotion.
Isaiah 54: God promises to restore and protect His people with everlasting love, making them secure in righteousness and peace.
Matthew 2: Wise men worship Jesus, Herod seeks to kill Him, and Joseph protects the child by fleeing to Egypt and later settling in Nazareth.
Published by bboydComments Off on Deuteronomy 26, Psalm 117-118, Isaiah 53, Matthew 1
Deuteronomy 26: God commands Israel to bring firstfruits and tithes with gratitude, affirming their covenant to walk in obedience as His treasured people.
Psalm 117–118: All nations are called to praise God for His enduring love, and the psalmist rejoices in the Lord's deliverance and steadfast faithfulness.
Isaiah 53: God’s servant suffers and dies for the sins of many, bearing their iniquities and bringing healing, righteousness, and intercession through his sacrifice.
Matthew 1: Matthew traces Jesus’ genealogy from Abraham to the Messiah and recounts His miraculous birth through the virgin Mary, fulfilling prophetic promise.
Published by bboydComments Off on Deuteronomy 25, Psalm 116, Isaiah 52, Revelation 22
Deuteronomy 25: God gives laws to ensure justice, protect family legacy, maintain honesty in commerce, and remember the Amalekites' attack.
Psalm 116: The psalmist gives thanks to God for hearing his cry, delivering him from death, and showing mercy and faithfulness.
Isaiah 52: God calls Zion to awaken and prepare for redemption as His servant brings salvation and astonishes nations with His exaltation.
Revelation 22: The vision of the new Jerusalem concludes with a call to worship, a promise of Christ’s return, and an invitation to receive the water of life.
Published by bboydComments Off on Deuteronomy 24, Psalm 114-115, Isaiah 51, Revelation 21
Deuteronomy 24: God provides laws on divorce, justice, and compassion, instructing Israel to protect the vulnerable and treat others with dignity.
Psalm 114–115: God is praised for His powerful deliverance and unmatched glory, while idols are exposed as lifeless and unworthy of trust.
Isaiah 51: God promises comfort, salvation, and justice for His people, calling them to remember His power and trust in His everlasting righteousness.
Revelation 21: John sees the new heaven and earth, where God dwells with His people, and the holy city shines with eternal glory for the redeemed.
Published by bboydComments Off on Growing Food and Changing Lives in Middle Tennessee
God is working across Middle Tennessee in powerful, practical ways. One of those ways is through one of our local partners, Cul2vate, a ministry that...
Published by bboydComments Off on Deuteronomy 23, Psalm 112-113, Isaiah 50, Revelation 20
Deuteronomy 23: God outlines who may enter His assembly, emphasizes purity in the camp, prohibits cult practices, and calls for integrity in vows and neighborly respect.
Psalm 112–113: The righteous are blessed and unshaken, while God is exalted for lifting the lowly and showing mercy to the needy.
Isaiah 50: God rebukes Israel’s unbelief and presents His obedient servant who suffers with confidence in the Lord’s vindication.
Revelation 20: Satan is bound and defeated, the saints reign with Christ, and all are judged before God's great white throne.
Published by bboydComments Off on Why Community Matters More Than We Think: Insights from Acts 2
In this episode of Sermon Notes, host David Hannah, Campus and Teaching Pastor at The Church at Lockeland Springs, is joined by Hunter Melton from The Church at Woodbine for a deep dive into Acts 2 and the vibrant community life of the early church.
Published by bboydComments Off on Deuteronomy 22, Psalm 110-111, Isaiah 49, Revelation 19
Deuteronomy 22: God commands care for others' property, respect for natural distinctions, and justice in cases of sexual misconduct and family honor.
Psalm 110–111: The Lord appoints a royal priest to rule and judge, and is praised for His righteous, trustworthy, and wondrous works.
Isaiah 49: God’s servant brings salvation to Israel and the nations, offering comfort, restoration, and deliverance to His people.
Revelation 19: Heaven rejoices over Babylon’s fall, the Lamb's wedding is celebrated, and Christ defeats the beast and false prophet in final judgment.
Published by bboydComments Off on Deuteronomy 21, Psalm 108‐109, Isaiah 48, Revelation 18
Deuteronomy 21: God gives instructions for justice in unsolved murders, treatment of captives, inheritance rights, rebellious children, and burial of executed criminals.
Psalm 108–109: David praises God’s steadfast love and pleads for divine help and justice against deceitful and cruel enemies.
Isaiah 48: God rebukes Israel’s stubbornness, reminds them of His past acts, and calls them to leave Babylon and trust in His guidance and redemption.
Revelation 18: Babylon the Great falls under God’s judgment, and the world mourns her destruction while heaven rejoices at her downfall.
Published by bboydComments Off on Deuteronomy 20, Psalm 107, Isaiah 47, Revelation 17
Deuteronomy 20: God gives Israel instructions for warfare, urging trust in Him, compassion in some battles, and complete destruction of idolatrous nations.
Psalm 107: The psalm celebrates God’s enduring love and repeated deliverance of His people from distress, rebellion, and danger.
Isaiah 47: God pronounces judgment on arrogant Babylon, exposing its pride, false security, and inability to escape coming destruction.
Revelation 17: John sees a vision of Babylon the Great, a corrupt power allied with the beast, destined to be judged and destroyed by God's sovereign plan.
Published by bboydComments Off on Deuteronomy 19, Psalm 106, Isaiah 46, Revelation 16
Deuteronomy 19: God establishes cities of refuge for accidental killers, upholds justice through fair witnesses, and commands purging evil to protect the land.
Psalm 106: Israel’s long history of rebellion is recounted alongside God's repeated mercy, covenant faithfulness, and willingness to save those who repent.
Isaiah 46: God contrasts His power and faithfulness with the helplessness of idols, promising salvation and justice for His people.
Revelation 16: Seven angels pour out bowls of God’s wrath, unleashing devastating plagues on the unrepentant and preparing the world for final judgment.
