Monthly Archives: May 2022

Monday, May 30                                                                          One of the most awesome events in human history is God becoming man, i.e. the incarnation.  There are multiple O.T. prophecies about the incarnation, including Isaiah’s account of the virgin birth.   Therefore the Lord himself … Continue reading →

Unceasing Giving Thursday, May 26                          God gives gifts, including salvation, and he gives rewards for serving him.  But there’s much more.  He gives us opportunities to serve him, including spreading the gospel throughout the world (Mt. 28: 19).     He gives … Continue reading →

Friday, May 20                   Salvation comes at an enormous cost, the cruel death of the Son of God on a cross and a moment of unparalled anguish as the Father abandoned his Son because he was carrying the sins of the … Continue reading →

Friday, May 13 A human being can be classified as a giver or a taker.  Actually, all of us are a blend of the two, but God is a giver.   Annie Johnson Flint beautifully expresses this in the hymn “He … Continue reading →

Monday, May 9                                   I’m intrigued with Isaiah 6, Isaiah’s account of his calling.  First, why did he write five chapters of prophecy before describing his calling?  Commentaries suggest a few possible answers, none of which satisfied me.  I don’t have … Continue reading →