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There is something powerful about a song. It has a way of getting stuck in our minds and hearts. That’s probably why Moses taught the people a song as part of the covenant renewal ceremony that he facilitated with the children of Israel before his death. He wanted to make sure that they would always remember who the Lord is – through a melody planted deep in their souls.
Our lives are constantly bombarded with information and some things require immediate decisions. Wouldn’t it be helpful if we could know the difference between what is true and what is false? We will be exploring some keys to making that determination through our Truth and Lies study in 2 Peter. This weekend we will look at the truth about fruitfulness and see that God wants to bear fruit in our lives and what that really means.
There is something powerful about a song. It has a way of getting stuck in our mind and heart. That’s probably why Moses taught the people a song as part of the covenant renewal ceremony that he facilitated with the children of Israel before his death. He wanted to make sure that they would always remember who the Lord is – through a melody planted deep in their souls.
As we celebrate Palm Sunday 2017, it is thought provoking to recognize that the triumphal entry was part of a much bigger story and not just an isolated event. It was an integral part of God’s plan - one that He shared with the world through the Prophet Daniel in his amazing “Seventy-Sevens” prophecy in Chapter 9 of the book of Daniel. Be prepared to be amazed!
The friction that exists between culture and faith can be overwhelming and really wear a person out. And as they saying goes, “it’s often darkest right before the sun rises.” In fact, many times the tension becomes even greater as the end of an ordeal approaches. So how do we cope in those seasons of intense discord? We can again learn from the prophet Daniel how to cope in tenuous times in the right way.
It is said that repetition is the greatest teacher. So, when the Holy Spirit decides to repeat Himself, it is because there is something very important He wants us to learn. Daniel 7 shows us another vision about future kingdoms, but unlike King Nebuchadnezzar’s vision in Daniel 2, this time the vision comes directly to the prophet Daniel. As Daniel seeks the Lord, he receives important clarity on something in the vision that is very important to us living today.
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