Monday, April 11, Proverbs 25 21-22 – This proverb is in keeping with the Mosaic Law (Ex. 23:4,5). The Apostle Paul also quotes this passage in Rom. 12:20. While the world seeks revenge against an enemy, the Christian is to respond with love. The reaction of that is like heaping burning coals on our enemies’ heads. In other words, our …
Bible Reading and Commentary for the Week March 28th — April 2nd
Monday, March 28, Proverbs 7 18-27 – Solomon has discussed adultery in the previous chapter. He now expands on it and gives an example of how adultery is so easy to fall into, especially for young people. (v. 7) The encounter begins with a wife who spends much time, as we would say “walking the streets.” She offers the young …
Bible Reading and Commentary for the Week of March 28th – April 2nd
Monday, March 28, Proverbs 7 18-27 – Solomon has discussed adultery in the previous chapter. He now expands on it and gives an example of how adultery is so easy to fall into, especially for young people. (v. 7) The encounter begins with a wife who spends much time, as we would say “walking the streets.” She offers the young …
Bible Reading and Commentary for the Week May 16 – May 21, 2022
Monday, May 16, Isaiah 7 3 ‑‑ “Shear‑Jashub” means “a remnant will return.” It was a prophetic name. Isaiah’s other son was named Maher‑Shalal‑Hash‑Baz (8:3,4) which means “swift to the plunder,” a name symbolic of the fact that Northern Israel would be taken into Assyrian Captivity. 9 ‑‑ Sometimes Christians become satisfied with their spiritual knowledge and their spiritual lives …
May 8th & 9th Fourth Sunday of Easter
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Bible Reading & Commentary for the Week January 24 – January 29, 2022
Monday, January 24, Psalm 74 19 — The Psalmist compares the Christian to a dove and our enemies to the Leviathan (v. 14). Leviathan was one name for a sea monster. It was probably a reference to a country along the Nile River who at one time had oppressed Israel. Why are we Christians like doves? Our sinful flesh doesn’t …
Bible Reading & Commentary for the Week January 17 – January 22, 2022
Monday, January 17, Psalm 67 1-2 – The Psalmist understood correctly that salvation wasn’t only for the Jews, but for everyone. Read Mark 16:15. 6 – The harvest here is a harvest of souls instead of crops. It reminds us of Jesus’ words, “Look at the fields. They are ripe for harvest.” John 4:34, 35 Tuesday, January 18, Psalm …
January 16 & January 17 – The First Sunday after the Epiphany
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Bible Reading & Commentary for the Week January 10 – January 15, 2022
Monday, January 10, Psalm 61 2 – The Rock higher than we are is Jesus. By ourselves, we can’t reach Him. The Lord leads us to that tremendous security through the Holy Spirit. He brings us to that Rock and builds us on that Rock beginning with Baptism. Read Titus 3:5-7. Tuesday, January 11, Psalm 62 9-10 – The …
January 9 & January 10 – The FIrst Sunday after the Epiphany
Worship on-line with us: Trinity Lutheran – Pastor Tesch Follow Along: 2022-01-09 Epiphany 1 Worship Services Sunday Morning at 9:00 am and Monday Evening at 6:00 pm