Don’t be a lone wolf, join the pack
It may seem easier to go it alone because it’s less complicated and you don’t have to rely on anyone other than yourself, but you are actually setting yourself up for disaster.
Tag Archives: Jesus
Is it ok to say “Thoughts and Prayers” on social media?
Yes. But, it’s better if you say nothing about your prayers and just pray. I get it, we want to feel like we are supporting those who are suffering and […]
Genesis 7-8 — God Remembers You
Read Genesis Chapter 7 through 8. THE COMMENTARY The LORD calls Noah to go into the ark, with his family and with 7 pairs (so 14 total) of every clean […]
Why Trying Really Hard and Failing Is the Only Way to Succeed
I want to take a brief pause from the devotional-commentary and talk about something really important for Christians. In light of the fall of man, the subsequent increasing sinfulness of […]
Genesis 5:1-32 — Walk with God
Read Genesis 5:1-32. THE COMMENTARY Verses 1-5 set off this chapter from the last in that this is the “book” of the generations of Adam. The Hebrew word for Adam […]
Genesis 4:1-26 — Faith, not Sacrifice
Read Genesis 4:1-26. THE COMMENTARY Adam and Eve “knew” each other, and she had two children: Cain and Abel. Cain, the older brother, worked the ground and Adam kept sheep. […]
Genesis 3:1-24 — Man’s Choice Coupled With God’s Plan
Read Genesis 3:1-24. THE COMMENTARY In verse 1 the devil comes in the form of a serpent (Rev. 20:2) and deceives Eve into eating from the tree of the knowledge […]
Genesis 2:1-25 — The Joy of Work and the Need for Help
Read Genesis 2:1-25. THE COMMENTARY God blessed the seventh day and made it holy because He rested on that day. Even God works, but also knows the importance of rest. […]
Genesis 1:26-31 — The Value and Purpose of His Image
Read Genesis 1:26-31. THE COMMENTARY The use of the word “us” and “our” in verse 26 once again implies the triune nature of God. Especially when associated with the singular […]
Genesis 1:1-25 — Creator of Order and Everything Else
Read Genesis 1:1-25 THE COMMENTARY There was a beginning, and God created it and everything in it –ex nihilo (out of nothing). To have a beginning, and to be creating […]
