July 11 | Promises, Prophecy, Purpose and Provision
Today’s Reading: Read Micah 5:4-5,7-9; 6:1-7,8; 7:9-10, 11-20 After you read from Micah today, jump ahead to Matthew 2:5-6. Ask someone in your family to...
Read ArticleToday’s Reading: Read Micah 5:4-5,7-9; 6:1-7,8; 7:9-10, 11-20 After you read from Micah today, jump ahead to Matthew 2:5-6. Ask someone in your family to...
Read ArticleToday’s Reading: Read Micah 1:1-7a; 2:3-5, 12-13; 3:1-2;4; 4:1-5 How would you answer this question: “I’ve got good news and bad news, which one do...
Read ArticleMicah 1-4 presents a vivid and prophetic declaration of judgment and future hope. Micah warns Israel and Judah of impending judgment due to their idolatry and social injustices. However, amidst this rebuke, Micah offers a vision of restoration where the remnant of the people will be gathered and live peacefully, emphasizing God's enduring promise of redemption and peace.
Read DevotionalJonah and Amos | Sermon Notes Podcast This week’s episode of Sermon Notes Podcast takes a deeper look at the prophets Jonah and Amos. Want...
Read ArticleToday’s Reading: Read Isaiah 9:1-7; 10:20-21; 11:1-10; Isaiah 12 Merry Christmas! Start today off by singing your favorite Christmas carol as a family! Joy to...
Read ArticleIsaiah 9-12 presents a contrast between the grim consequences of Israel's unfaithfulness and the hopeful prophecy of a coming Prince of Peace, foretelling a reign of justice and peace initiated by the birth of a child celebrated as Wonderful Counselor and Prince of Peace.
Read DevotionalToday’s Reading: Read Isaiah 5:1-10; 6:1-13; 7:13-14 Assign someone in your family with an “impossible” task. Tell them they are responsible for accomplishing this task...
Read ArticleIsaiah 5-8 portrays God's disappointment with Israel, likened to a poorly producing vineyard, leading to prophecies of judgment and societal corruption. Isaiah's vision and prophetic mission are affirmed through a divine encounter, highlighting the stark contrast between human unfaithfulness and divine steadfastness.
Read DevotionalGOSPEL CONVERSATION OPPORTUNITY This week we read about 3 prophets whose message for God’s Chosen People was pretty simple, even though the people had a...
Read ArticleIsaiah 1-4 describes God's indictment against Judah for their sins and rebellion. These chapters highlight God's call for repentance, promising purification and restoration for those who turn back to Him. They also prophesy a future where Jerusalem will be restored and exalted, becoming a beacon of justice and righteousness, with the Lord's presence providing protection and peace.
Read DevotionalToday’s Reading: Read Isaiah 1:1-6; 2:1-11; 3:1-5,13-15; 4:2; 5-6 Imagine having a trip to Disney World planned for your family. It would be a lot...
Read ArticleHosea 10-14 describes Israel's unfaithfulness through the metaphor of a lush vine that produces fruit only for itself, leading to increased idolatry. These chapters detail the consequences of Israel's sins, including their eventual punishment and exile, but also offer a message of hope, emphasizing God's desire for repentance and promising restoration and blessings for those who turn back to Him.
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