Daily DEVOTIONAL

Psalm 90: Teach Us to Number Our Days

April 21, 2026

Judges 19, Psalm 90, Mark 8:14-21, 1 Corinthians 14:1-25 Psalm 90: This, surely one of the greatest psalms, if not one of the greatest chapters in the whole Bible, resonates with the God-given wisdom of that man of God, Moses. And the essence of its wisdom? “You return man to dust,” and therefore “teach us to number our…

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Romans 15:1-13: Principles of Communal Living

March 23, 2019
Deuteronomy 29-31, Psalm 69:19-36, Matthew 27:57-66, Romans 15:1-13 Romans 15:1-13: Paul continues to give some principles of communal living – all of which are based on the gospel that he has explained in ...
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Romans 14: Disputable Matters

March 22, 2019
Deuteronomy 27-28, Psalm 69:1-18, Matthew 27:45-56, Romans 14 Romans 14: An important and much neglected category within the Christian community is that of “disputable matters.” Those who tend to be serious about the ...
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Romans 13: Christians and Culture

March 21, 2019
Deuteronomy 22-26, Psalm 68, Matthew 27:27-44, Romans 13 Romans 13: How are Christians to relate to the world around them? What are the principles that should guide some of the complicated decisions that ...
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Romans 12:9-21: Love

March 20, 2019
Deuteronomy 18-21, Psalm 67, Matthew 27:11-26, Romans 12:9-21 Romans 12:9-21: The great principle of Christian life is summarized in one word: love. It is the golden rule. It is how the greatest commandment ...
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Romans 12:1-8: Knowing and Doing God’s Will

March 19, 2019
Deuteronomy 13-17, Psalm 66, Matthew 27:1-10, Romans 12:1-8 Romans 12:1-8: When we ask ourselves how it is that we can follow God, we are really asking three interlocking questions: why should we obey ...
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Romans 11:25-36: Soli Deo Gloria!

March 18, 2019
Deuteronomy 9-12, Psalm 65, Matthew 26:57-75, Romans 11:25-36 Romans 11:25-36: I’ve always enjoyed this part of Romans where Paul says that he doesn’t want us to be ignorant of this “mystery” and then ...
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