by Jeremy | Jun 10, 2022 | Sabbath Thoughts
Balaam’s story unfolds while Israel is making its way toward the border of the Promised Land. The nations around them are terrified. This ragtag band of escaped slaves are growing in number and in strength, they’ve just chewed through the armies of the kings of the...
by Jeremy | Jun 3, 2022 | Sabbath Thoughts
Cain’s story isn’t an obscure one (Genesis 4:1-15). You’re probably already pretty familiar with it, but let’s do a real quick recap and highlight some important verses along the way: Adam and Eve have two kids—Cain the firstborn and his younger brother Abel. Cain is...
by Jeremy | May 27, 2022 | Sabbath Thoughts
Everybody thinks they know how to fix it. Just get enough of their guys making the decisions, enough of their rules being enforced, and things would be different. But it doesn’t work like that. It’ll never work like that. There is a sickness here that no...
by Jeremy | May 20, 2022 | Sabbath Thoughts
I want to take a look at a single verse in the book of Jude. But first, we need to set the scene with some context. We don’t go to the book of Jude very often. In the original Greek, it’s only 461 words long, making it the fifth shortest book of the Bible,...
by Jeremy | May 13, 2022 | Sabbath Thoughts
Last Friday was our tenth anniversary. Ten. Years. Three thousand six hundred fifty-two days since we said, “I do.” A lot has changed in those 3,652 days. The last time I wrote one of these blogs, it was just Mary and me—and now it’s Mary and me and...
