Is God Angry At Me?
Today’s Reading: Isaiah 60:1-22; 61:1-11; 62:1-12; 63:1-19; 64:1-12 Praise the Lord, it is Friday! Do you feel confused as you read Isaiah? I feel confused and literally sick (yes, I
Continue readingToday’s Reading: Isaiah 60:1-22; 61:1-11; 62:1-12; 63:1-19; 64:1-12 Praise the Lord, it is Friday! Do you feel confused as you read Isaiah? I feel confused and literally sick (yes, I
Continue readingToday’s Reading: Isaiah 57:3-21; 58:1-14; 59:1-21 This was a long day for me, but God made it great by allowing me to share his Word with three people during my
Continue readingToday’s Reading: Isaiah. 54:9-17; 55:1-13; 56:1-12 God made two specific covenants with us in today’s reading: Peace & Love. “So now I have sworn not to be angry with you,
Continue readingToday’s Reading: Isaiah 51:1-54:3 Isaiah 53 is often considered the climax of Isaiah’s message. The innocent, suffering Servant, in willing submission to injustice, is put to death for the sake
Continue readingToday’s Reading: Isaiah 48:16-50:11 On Sunday we continued our “40 Days in the Word” study by looking at another helpful way of reading the Bible: “Probe it”. John Summerfield reminded
Continue readingToday’s Reading: Isaiah 45:15–48:15 How refreshing to read the titles of the first two sections – Egyptians will know God & Idolaters will know God. And for the Egyptians, it
Continue readingToday’s Reading: Isaiah 43:8–45:13 It seems to me that within our passage today, God keeps bringing us back to the fact that He is the Creator God – or more
Continue readingToday’s Reading: Isaiah 41:11-29; 42:1-25; 43:1-7 I am so embarrassed this morning. After spending an hour this morning for prayer, I started my morning work, which was full of obstacles.
Continue readingToday’s Reading: Isaiah 40:1-31 & 41:1-10 What does God look like to you? “to whom will you compare me? Or who is my equal?” Have you ever stood on the
Continue readingToday’s Reading: 2 Kings 20:21; 21:1-16 Were you laughing at people in Judah after today’s reading? Did you say to yourself – “how could they be so stupid”? In such
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