Andy and Helen’s Journey Through The Bible in Five and Half Years
The Book of Haggai concludes with a message specifically for Zerubbabel, governor of Jerusalem. Zerubbabel, son of Shealtiel, is of royal descent, being a descendant of David and the grandson of Judah’s King Jehoiachin. I am about to...
Habakkuk’s prayer in Habakkuk 3 is a song of affirmation. Refreshingly honest. Resoundingly positive. He’s come from a place of a lot of questions to one of assurance that His God is God and...
Habakkuk is struggling to understand what is going on in his world. He feels that he’s crying out to God for help and not getting any answers. Not any answers that he can make...
How lovely on the mountains are the feet of Him Who brings good news, good news Proclaiming peace, announcing news of happiness Our God reigns, our God reigns Our God reigns, our God reigns...
‘A promised ruler from Bethlehem.’ That’s the title of Micah 5 in my Bible. Everything so far has been building up to this. This promised ruler, who we now know to be Jesus, came...
Human plans are not God’s plans. Whilst God created human beings in His own image, there came a point, as depicted in the the story of Adam and Eve, where human beings broke away...
Resurrection is not the end of the story. In many ways, it’s just the beginning. Jonah’s story does not end with him being saved from the belly of the whale. There’s no ‘And he lived...
And the Lord commanded the fish, and it vomited Jonah onto dry land. Jonah 2:10 OK, so it may not have been pretty and perfect; it may have been messy and smelly; it was...
To recap yesterday’s post, Journeying with Jonah through Easter Week, God speaks God reaches out in love and mercy man runs away That man is Jonah, but it could equally be you or me...
