Posted in Memorizing Scripture on Sep 19th, 2008 No Comments »
Romans is a tough book - it starts out pretty heavy hitting. There’s no question where Paul stands with regard to sin-filled living and he begins his letter to the people in the church of Rome with some pretty strong statements.
It’s also a book of hope - that you can overcome sin - because [...]
Posted in Memorizing Scripture on Sep 14th, 2008 1 Comment »
I saved this Psalm for a Sunday morning because it’s quite long and although I could break it up into several audios, I just couldn’t bring myself to do it!
The entire Psalm heralds the Word of God and the importance of knowing and obeying it. It’s really beautiful. My limited understanding is that in [...]
Posted in Memorizing Scripture on Sep 8th, 2008 No Comments »
Today I’m reading one of my favorite Psalms - one that I think of whenever I can feel my soul aching for whatever reason. Although I’ve never been attacked in the ways the Psalmist has, nor do I have “enemies” in that sense, I still get battle weary sometimes. This Psalm gives me [...]
Posted in Memorizing Scripture on Sep 7th, 2008 No Comments »
I love the Psalms - who wouldn’t. They’re full of praise, adoration and honesty. If you’re going through something - anything - there is a Psalm that will speak to you - give you comfort - give you hope.
So today I thought I’d read a Psalm. It’s Psalm 103 it’s only about [...]
Posted in Memorizing Scripture on Sep 6th, 2008 2 Comments »
One of my favorite and least favorite passages in the bible is this section of Proverbs 31. I love it because it so clearly describes the role of a woman - often I ask God very simply, “can you just spell it out so I know?” and He has done that here. I [...]
Posted in Memorizing Scripture on Sep 5th, 2008 2 Comments »
Finally a chance to record and load up the final book in Philippians. What a fabulous book and one I’m still eager to get memorized (I’m up to verse 6 in chapter …. ONE!) The old brain just isn’t cooperating - but it’s not like I’m trying 24/7 either. It’s a day [...]
