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.
Published by bboydComments Off on Deuteronomy 18, Psalm 105, Isaiah 45, Revelation 15
Deuteronomy 18: God provides for the Levites, forbids occult practices, and promises to raise up a true prophet whom the people must obey.
Psalm 105: Israel is called to remember God’s faithfulness, from His covenant with Abraham to His miraculous deliverance and provision.
Isaiah 45: God proclaims His sovereignty through Cyrus, declares Himself as the only Savior, and calls all nations to turn to Him for salvation.
Revelation 15: John sees victorious saints worshiping God as seven angels prepare to pour out the final plagues of His wrath.
Published by bboydComments Off on Deuteronomy 17, Psalm 104, Isaiah 44, Revelation 14
Deuteronomy 17: God commands justice in worship, legal matters, and kingship, emphasizing obedience to His law and the dangers of pride and idolatry.
Psalm 104: The psalmist praises God as Creator and Sustainer of all life, marveling at His power, provision, and wisdom in the natural world.
Isaiah 44: The Lord promises to pour out His Spirit, exposes the foolishness of idol-making, and declares His redemption and restoration of Israel through Cyrus.
Revelation 14: John sees the Lamb with the redeemed, three angels proclaim judgment and warning, and two harvests represent salvation and wrath.
Published by bboydComments Off on Deuteronomy 16, Psalm 103, Isaiah 43, Revelation 13
Deuteronomy 16: Israel is instructed to celebrate three annual festivals, appoint just leaders, and reject all forms of idolatrous worship.
Psalm 103: David praises the Lord for His forgiveness, compassion, and faithful love that endures across generations.
Isaiah 43: God promises redemption and new restoration for His people despite their rebellion, declaring His power and mercy over Israel’s future.
Revelation 13: Two beasts rise to deceive the world, blaspheme God, and persecute the saints, requiring endurance and wisdom from believers.
Published by bboydComments Off on For the Church: Prayer, Unity, and Purpose in the Early Church
In this episode of Sermon Notes, host Brian Ball is joined by Brandon Abbott, campus and teaching pastor at the Church at West End, to kick off a nine-week journey through the book of Acts. Together, they dive deep into Acts 1:12–14, exploring the unity, devotion, and hope that characterized the early church as they awaited the coming of the Holy Spirit.
Published by bboydComments Off on Deuteronomy 15, Psalm 102, Isaiah 42, Revelation 12
Deuteronomy 15: God commands debt cancellation, generosity toward the poor, release of slaves, and dedication of firstborn animals as reminders of His provision and mercy.
Psalm 102: A suffering psalmist cries out to the eternal God, who hears the afflicted and will restore Zion for future generations to praise Him.
Isaiah 42: God introduces His servant who will bring justice and light, contrasting His faithfulness with Israel’s spiritual blindness and disobedience.
Revelation 12: A cosmic battle unfolds as Satan is cast out of heaven, and he wages war on those who follow Christ and keep God's commands.
Published by bboydComments Off on Deuteronomy 13-14, Psalm 99-101, Isaiah 41, Revelation 11
Deuteronomy 13–14: Israel is warned to reject all forms of idolatry, maintain holiness through dietary laws, and practice faithful giving to care for others.
Psalm 99–101: God is holy and just, worthy of praise and thanks, and His people are called to live with integrity and faithfulness.
Isaiah 41: God reassures Israel of His protection and mocks the emptiness of idols, declaring His power over nations and history.
Revelation 11: Two witnesses prophesy, are killed and resurrected, and the seventh trumpet announces Christ’s eternal reign and coming judgment.
Published by bboydComments Off on Deuteronomy 12, Psalm 97‐98, Isaiah 40, Revelation 10
Deuteronomy 12: God commands Israel to destroy pagan worship sites and to bring offerings only to the place He chooses for His name to dwell.
Psalm 97–98: The Lord reigns in righteousness and justice, and all creation is called to rejoice in His power and coming judgment.
Isaiah 40: God comforts His people, declares His eternal power, and promises renewed strength to those who trust in Him.
Revelation 10: A mighty angel announces the fulfillment of God’s mystery, and John is told to eat a scroll and continue prophesying.
Published by bboydComments Off on Deuteronomy 11, Psalm 95‐96, Isaiah 39, Revelation 9
Deuteronomy 11: Moses urges Israel to remember God's mighty works and choose blessing through wholehearted obedience and love for the Lord.
Psalm 95–96: God's people are called to worship Him with joy and awe, recognizing His unmatched greatness and coming righteous judgment.
Isaiah 39: Hezekiah's prideful display to Babylon leads to Isaiah’s prophecy of future exile and loss for Judah.
Revelation 9: The fifth and sixth trumpets unleash terrifying judgment, yet humanity refuses to repent of idolatry and evil.
Published by bboydComments Off on Deuteronomy 10, Psalm 94, Isaiah 38, Revelation 8
Deuteronomy 10: God renews His covenant with Israel, reminding them to love, revere, and obey Him with wholehearted devotion.
Psalm 94: The psalmist calls on God to judge the wicked and declares Him a refuge for the righteous in troubled times.
Isaiah 38: Hezekiah prays for healing and God extends his life by fifteen years, prompting a personal song of gratitude.
Revelation 8: The seventh seal is opened, leading to silence and the sounding of the first four trumpets, unleashing catastrophic judgment on the earth.
