1 Chronicles 14
1 chronicles 14 is like a fast forward playback of King David’s reign. It includes the highlights and the lowlights, but we see God’s hand
September 17, 2007
1 chronicles 14 is like a fast forward playback of King David’s reign. It includes the highlights and the lowlights, but we see God’s hand
2 Chronicles 14 describes two very different kinds of peace. After King David, Israel’s kings had gotten progressively more rebellious. Until we read, “Asa did what
Job chapter 14 continues Job’s speech from the previous chapter. It is directed at God, but it is not exactly a prayer. It reminds me
Genesis chapter 14 begins with the four kings in the region of Sodom and Gomorrah rebelling against a five king confederacy that had been ruling
Psalm 12 reminds me of those times when the people in our life disappoint us. Usually it is when those closest to us fall short
Proverbs 14 reminds me of a Christian Financial Concepts budgeting class that my wife and I took in the early days of our marriage. This
Isaiah 14 reminds me how I have always hated bullies. Bullies are the ones that pick on people weaker and more defenseless to make themselves
Ezekiel 14 reminds me of the barriers to relationships that we create. Some people prevent real relationships out of fear; others block positive ones because
Jeremiah 14 reminds me of a time in my mid-20’s when I had moved to my third city in three years. Managing restaurants meant working
Hosea 14 reminds me of the five hardest words to say; “I’m sorry. Please forgive me”. It is not the pronunciation, but the attitude that