There was no donkey…or inn…or stable…
Today we arrive at the account of the greatest moment in all of history: the birth of Jesus, God’s son, in human form. It’s a well-known passage, the story that all the nativity scenes...
Andy and Helen’s Journey Through The Bible in Five and Half Years
Today we arrive at the account of the greatest moment in all of history: the birth of Jesus, God’s son, in human form. It’s a well-known passage, the story that all the nativity scenes...
A day is coming… The day of the Lord is coming… More suffering is on its way for the city of Jerusalem and its people. But on that day that is coming, God will...
Refiner’s Fire Purify my heart Let me be as gold and precious silver Purify my heart Let me be as gold, pure gold Refiner’s fire My heart’s one desire Is to be holy Set...
The Lord, who stretches out the heavens, who lays the foundation of the earth, and who forms the human spirit within a person, declares: Zechariah 12:1 What a great way to open the twelfth...
We carry on with the theme of sheep and shepherds in today’s passage from Zechariah 11. Now it’s time for a little roleplay. God asks Zechariah to imagine that he is the shepherd of...
Chapter 10 of the book of Zechariah contains a clear warning. Be careful who you listen to; be careful who you trust. Zechariah is talking about the false prophets, the diviners, the idols, the...
Having looked at the eight visions Zechariah received from God, we now move on to more practical instructions. Practical instructions that are still pretty weird and wonderful! Take silver and gold from the exiles...
VISION#6: the flying scroll The next vision that Zechariah receives is simple and clear. He sees a flying scroll (reminiscent of a Harry Potter scene): a huge flying scroll – about 30 feet long and...
VISION#5: the gold lampstand and the two olive trees This next vision in this series of night visions given to the prophet Zechariah seems more complicated and difficult to figure out so I turned...
Now we come to a tricky section in the second chapter of Haggai. It’s hard to understand and even harder to explain. So leave it out, my husband suggests, skip over it. He should...