Week 3 Bible Blog

Mon. Ezek 37:1-14 A Valley of Dry Bones
What can you do to help you understand God’s plan for the world?

Tues. Daniel 1:1-21 Coping With Pressure to Conform
How do you think Daniel would react to the pressure situations in your life?

Wed. Daniel 2:1-24 A King’s Dream
What do you do in situations that seem hopeless?

Thurs. Daniel 2:25-49 The Meaning of the Dream
Who gets the credit when things go right in your life?

Fri. Daniel 3: 1-30 Three Friends in a Furnace
What examples can you give of God’s protection in your life? 

Week 2 Bible Blog

Week ( 2 ) Scripture Understand, Apply, and Obey

Mon. Isaiah 6:1-13 
God Chooses Isaiah: When did you last realize your continuing need for God’s forgiveness?

Tues. Isaiah 53 
The Suffering Servant: How would you describe what Jesus did for you?

Wed. Jerem. 1:1-9 
God Calls a Prophet: What do you think about God using your life?

Thurs. Jerem. 36 
The Book Burning: How much risk is involved in your relationship with God?

Fri. Jerem. 38:1-13 
Jeremiah in the Well: What part of your life compares in any way with Jeremiah’s time in the well?

Week 1: Bible Blog

Mon. Psalm 103:1-22 What God Is Like
Which picture in this psalm helps you understand God better?

Tues. Psalm 139:1-24 How Well God Knows Us
What do you feel when you read this psalm?

Wed. Psalm 145:1-21 God for All People and All Time
Which of God’s qualities do you need most today?

Thurs. Prvb 4:1-27 Wise Words About Life
How important is finding wisdom to you?

Fri. Eccl 12:1-14 A Summary of Life
In what way can you remember your Creator today?

Bible Blog: Week 7 (2-21-11)

Monday: Nehemiah 8:1-18
In this passage, when the Israelites had settles in their towns, all the people assembled with a unified purpose at the square just inside the Water Gate. They asked the scribe to bring out the Book of the Laws of Moses, in which they were given to obey. The priest brought the book and he faced the square from early morning until noon and read aloud to everyone. When I read the Word, i am looking for God to either speak to me in ways that he never has, or I am hoping that God will awnser my question or questions through his word. Sometimes I dont expect anything, I just read to enjoy the Word and learn the cool stories. :) BUt sometimes I also hope it will bring me comfort and peace.

Bible Blog Week 6 (2-17-11)

Thursday: Nehemiah 2:1-20
In this passage, early in the following sprig he was serving the king his wine. He had never before appeared sad in the kings presence. So the king asked why he was looking so sad. He was terrified to reply but he said how can I not be sad about the home where my family was buried, has now been burned by fire. And the king wanted to know what he could do to help so he replied by basically asking the king to send him to Judah to rebuild the city. The king and his wife said okay but wanted to know how long it would take him and when he would return. He asked the king for a letter to be able to get beams for the gates. I don't know which exact relationships need to be rebuilt, but I know that we all have some. Everyone needs to rebuild relationships. :)

Bibile Blog: Week 6 (2-16-11)

Wednesday: Ezra 3:7-13
In this passage, they gave money to the masons and to the carpenters and also gave food, drink and oil to the Sidonians and the Tyrians. They brang cedar trees to the seaport, according to the grant they had from Cyrus the King. In the second month made a begining, with the rest of the priests and Levites and all who had come to Jerusalem out of the Lord's house. When the builders laid the foundation of the temple of the Lord, the preists stood in their vestments with trumpets and cymbals to prais the Lord. They sand songs of praise to the Lord. SOme times when I am working on a large project, if I need things, I get a little stressed out. But if I can calm myself down and put my mind to it, I can do it in no time. :) I normally tend to drag things out, but here lately, I have been trying to get things done alot faster and quicker. :)

Bibile Blog: Week 6 (2-15-11)

Tuesday: 2 Kings 22:1- 23:3
Josiah was 8 years old when he began his thirty-one-year reign in Jerusaleme and did right in the sight of the Lord and walked in all the ways of David. He turned neither to the left or to the right, but kept straight to the path of rightiousness. In the eighteenth year of King Josiah he sent the scribes to the Lord's house. They said for them to go up to wherever and let them deliver it into the hands of the workmen who have oversight of the Lord's house, to give to the laborers engaged in the repairing of the Lord's house. This message was to EVERYONE. not just the builders, but to every worker. The Bible is NEVER a "lost" book in my life. I go to it to seek God and to read what the Lord has promised me and also what is to come. :)