Today’s Bible post just needed a bit of tightening up here and there–click to read about how the disciples had to deal with suffering, and how trials in our lives can yield positive results!
Category Archives: Wednesday in the Word
Biblical passages and interpretation.
Redo: Don’t Forget, God’s in Control
Today’s Bible post covers both the loving and just nature of God. He’s not wrathful all the time, but nor does He let just any kind of conduct slide by, either!
Redo: Encourage and Empower Others in Faith
Today’s post from Proverbs about using your faith to help others is a small but important read. Too often we get swept up in our own accomplishments, and forget that our efforts should be aimed toward honoring God and helping to build His kingdom.
Redo: God Blesses Us In His Time
Today’s Bible verses from the Book of Joshua are all about waiting patiently for God–not trying to rush things based on our timetable, but trusting in His timing instead. (Talk about timing–I needed to reread this one, too!!)
Redo: Help All, Not Just Some
This rewritten post from Romans about showing hospitality isn’t about running your own B&B–it’s about showing God’s grace and mercy to others, no matter if they are believers or not. Read on to discover what Paul says about taking care of God’s people!
Redo: God Brings Us Victory
This joyful and reassuring post from Psalm 118 is a great reminder of God’s presence even in adversarial times. We can still trust in Him when the world is dark around us!
Redo: No One is a Foreigner to God
Today’s reworked Bible post takes a look at a verse of Numbers, in which God specifically makes non-Israelites also welcome at His Passover feast. We can definitely apply that to our lives today, as my article shows!
Redo: God Is, Has Always Been, and Always Will Be
Today’s Bible post comes from Psalms, and is a tidy one-verse description of God’s eternal nature. Click to read!
Redo: What Do We Worship in Place of God?
Today’s post from Judges is a very convicting post (like last week’s), urging us to reexamine our faith and worship. Even established Christians can fall into this trap, too–we can begin to prioritize other things above God. We have to keep asking ourselves: “If God is not #1 in my life anymore, then who or what is?”
Redo: What Do We Allow to Drag Us Away from God?
We’re revisiting 1 Kings today in the redone Bible post for this week. Click to read about how even King Solomon drifted away from God, and how easy it is for us to do the same if we’re not careful!