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June 29
Day 107: Decision-Making I woke this (again, rainy) Monday morning feeling rather flat. Not at all sure how to define "flat," but flat I am. The reality of not being correct has set in. Second guessing myself is now an almost daily occurrence. Part of decision-making is knowing whatever decision made will negatively affect at […]
June 28
Day 106: Sojourners In Jeremiah 35, God uses an entire family's generational obedience to show Jeremiah what faithful living looked like, especially in the midst of nationwide disobedience. The Rechabites were a clan who lived a different kind of life. They had been commanded by their family's lead in a previous generation not to ever […]
June 27
Day 105: No Furlough Jeremiah's job was to tell the people what God had to say; what they didn't want to hear. And then he had to watch the fallout. They didn't like much of anything he said. So with their approval, Zedekiah the king had Jeremiah locked up to shut him up. But (in […]
June 26
Day 104: That is Grace On (yet) another rainy Friday morning, and with my wife out of town, I find myself having received a needed perspective. My reading took me to consider, even imagine, even try to conceptualize God's grace to me in Jesus. What was the price tag on that grace? Philippians 2:6 says […]