Tag Archives: Spiritual Growth

Two-Year Bible Reading Plan: Old and New Testament Balance (Wk. 35)

This plan provides a good balance between Old Testament readings and New Testament Readings because it guides you through the New Testament twice as you read through the Old Testament once.  To allow time for reflection, it follows a two-year plan. Every week I will post the readings for that week and add the dailyContinue reading “Two-Year Bible Reading Plan: Old and New Testament Balance (Wk. 35)”

Two-Year Bible Reading Plan: Old and New Testament Balance (Wk. 33)

This plan provides a good balance between Old Testament readings and New Testament Readings because it guides you through the New Testament twice as you read through the Old Testament once.  To allow time for reflection, it follows a two-year plan. Every week I will post the readings for that week and add the dailyContinue reading “Two-Year Bible Reading Plan: Old and New Testament Balance (Wk. 33)”

Two-Year Bible Reading Plan: Old and New Testament Balance (Wk. 23)

This plan provides a good balance between Old Testament readings and New Testament Readings because it guides you through the New Testament twice as you read through the Old Testament once.  To allow time for reflection, it follows a two-year plan. Every week I will post the readings for that week and add the dailyContinue reading “Two-Year Bible Reading Plan: Old and New Testament Balance (Wk. 23)”

Little by Little

 “And the Lord your God will clear away these nations before you little by little; you will not be able to put an end to them quickly, lest the wild beasts grow too numerous for you.” (Deut. 7:22 NAS) Spiritual maturity is a process; we take possession of our souls “little by little”.  This isContinue reading “Little by Little”

Is There no King?

“In those days there was no king in Israel; every man did what was right in his own eyes.” (Judges 17:6) When I read this statement, I do not immediately see how this could be wrong.  We are all individually accountable to God for our actions.  The context of this verse, however, refers to aContinue reading “Is There no King?”