At the beginning of every school year, I would allow students to choose their own seats.
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Psalm 81 opens with joy: “Sing aloud to God our strength; shout for joy to the God of Jacob.”
I hear the sorrow in God’s voice in this passage—not the outburst of an angry tyrant, but the heartache of a faithful and loving God whose people have turned away.
Jesus observed the guests scrambling for the best seats at a Pharisee’s banquet.
I’m sure you noticed today’s Scripture comes from a different translation. I chose the New Living Translation because it gave me a fresh perspective on Psalm 103 that I wanted to share.
I grew up in a church where each Sunday we had a time to share something good that God had done in our lives recently. It was called a testimony.
I enjoy hosting a party, but even more, I love having a small group of friends over for an intimate gathering.
Recently, I had the amazing opportunity to visit the country of Oman.
Have you ever had one of those weeks that ran into the next week, that ran into the next week; seemingly no break between them?
When we first bought our house, before we moved in, there were a few things Ryan and I wanted to update.