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Oh man! Can you feel it? Everything is so new! We’re kicking off Joshua today, I have new markers and a new binder for my manuscript, Spring is in the air, I saw The Avengers on Saturday and couldn’t fall asleep because I was thinking about how awesome it was. Maybe I didn’t need that last part … Continue reading
One of my students asked me yesterday why I left him hanging with Wednesday’s post about Deuteronomy 28. Well, the chapter didn’t resolve nice and neat so neither should my post. Duh! But fear not! Today we had a slightly less scary description of the consequences of disobedience and a hopeful promise to close the … Continue reading
Alrighty people. Listen up! I am Moses and I have some things to say. Ready? Ready? I see you down there Issachar! Look at me when I’m talking to you! Ok good. Here we go. Actually, I just need to talk to the Reubenites, Gadites, and the Half Tribe of Manasseh, or, Half-asseh. heh heh. … Continue reading
Here we go everybody! Four of the five Torah books are DONE!!! Only one more and we get a nice break with some pleasant, pastoral reading in Joshua. But I admit, I am a little nervous about this one. Why? I can’t ever remember how to spell “Deuteronomy.” Does the “E” or the “U” come … Continue reading
Praise the Lord! Numbers 17 was a whopping thirteen verses long! What a nice break. What I don’t get a break from is deep and rich content. And this chapter had a lot. The Cure for the Common Leadership Struggle Tired of always wondering who is in charge? I know I am. Which is why … Continue reading
Numbers 14 is a loaded chapter that became increasingly difficult to boil down to one or two points. So I have decided to open up a fire hose on you. Get ready! Here are some thoughts in no particular order. (oh, make sure you read what happened in Numbers 13 for some helpful context) Thoughts … Continue reading
The same thing happened when I read through Leviticus. I thought the book was going to be horribly boring and nearly impossible to get through. I thought it was going to be filled with boring rules and bizzaro commands. Instead, I found a rich book full of fascinating and revolutionary glimpses of what life with … Continue reading
The sweeping epic of Exodus finally takes a more human and relational turn in chapter 18. Moses’ Father-in-law, Jethro comes by for a visit and the two men have a heart to heart. Hilarity ensues. Ok, not really. But it could have. Actually, lots of things could have ensued. So many that I couldn’t decide … Continue reading
The Whole Dang Thing 