A Way Out: Hope in Acts 16
Our church pre-k is studying Paul. The jailer’s story always struck me, so let’s look at how the jailer finds a way out and gains hope in Acts 16.
Our church pre-k is studying Paul. The jailer’s story always struck me, so let’s look at how the jailer finds a way out and gains hope in Acts 16.
I think we all struggle with feeling alone at some point or other. That’s why I love that Hagar names God “You are the God who sees me” in Genesis 16.
We saw how Peter’s rash nature changed after Jesus’ resurrection. After looking at Acts, I noticed that Peter’s redemption gave him confidence to speak.
Peter recognized the struggles we face in this broken world and gives some wise advice. Let’s turn to 2 Peter 3 for some encouragement during stress.
Jesus gave Peter the opportunity to repent after His resurrection. Let’s look at Peter’s response to Jesus’ resurrection.
As we approach a rather unusual Easter Sunday, I keep thinking of the disciple Peter. Let’s look at Jesus’ Passover prophecy of Peter’s Denial.
The story of Gideon’s son Abimelech struck me as similar to the later story of David’s son Absalom. Let’s compare the stories of the power-hungry sons.
Moses and Gideon have more in common than testing God. Let’s look at the similarities between Gideon and Moses, particularly around the Midianites.
The post reminded me so much of my Bible reading in Ezra yesterday that I wanted to take a quick break from Gideon to discuss depression and disappointment.
Last week, we touched on how Gideon’s son Abimelek went rogue. Today, we’re looking at the interesting curse and flee response of Gideon’s son Jotham.