Psalm 119 celebrates the joy and guidance found in God's laws and decrees, urging commitment and meditation on divine teachings for a blameless life. This acrostic psalm, one of the longest chapters in the Bible, intricately praises the virtues of God's Word through various situations and reflections, reinforcing the spiritual benefits of unwavering obedience and faith.
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Today’s Reading: Read Psalm 113-118 A couple of days ago, we talked about what your first memory was. Today, talk to your family about your...
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In this episode of Sermon Notes, host Jay Strother welcomes John Joseph, the new campus and teaching pastor at The Church at Station Hill, for an enriching discussion on the life of David and the book of 1 Chronicles.
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The narrative of 1 Kings 1-2 chronicles the final days of King David and the ascension of Solomon to the throne amidst palace intrigues and familial betrayal. The Psalms interwoven (37, 71, 94) reflect a deep trust in God's justice and deliverance, advising the righteous to maintain their faith and integrity amidst adversity, and affirming God as a protector and vindicator of those who are faithful.
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Today’s Reading: Read 1 Kings 2:1-4; I Kings 2:10-12; Psalm 37:3-7; Psalm 37:39-40 Do you know what it means to give someone advice? Giving someone...
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Psalm 111-118 present a series of praises and prayers to God, acknowledging His mighty works, mercy, deliverance, and enduring love. These psalms celebrate God's faithful interventions for His people, His righteousness in the assembly of the faithful, and the personal deliverances experienced by the psalmists, culminating in a collective call for all nations to recognize and rejoice in God's supreme goodness and enduring love.
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Today’s Reading: Read Psalm 111-112 What is the first memory you can remember? Talk about those memories with your family. Do you think you will...
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GOSPEL CONVERSATION OPPORTUNITY Read I Corinthians 3:16. What does it mean that our body is the temple of God? Talk about the fact that because...
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1 Chronicles 27-29 details King David's meticulous organization of Israel's military and civil administration and his preparations for the construction of the temple, which included securing vast contributions and appointing Solomon as his successor with a charge to build the temple. Psalm 68 praises God's mighty power and providence, celebrating His protection of the disadvantaged and His supremacy over earthly rulers, reinforcing the community's gratitude and reverence for divine leadership.
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Today’s Reading: Read I Chronicles 28 Have you ever run in a relay race? One of the most important parts of running in a relay...
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Psalms 131, 138-139, and 143-145 capture a range of David's spiritual expressions from deep personal humility to exuberant praise for God's omnipresence, protection, and righteousness.
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Today’s Reading: Read Psalm 139:1-18 Read today’s reading out loud as a family. 1 Lord, you have searched me and known me. 2 You know...
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