Category Archives: Old Testament

Jeremiah 32: 1-3a, 6-15. V 6 “Jeremiah said, “The Lord spoke his word to me. “ Jeremiah was not popular as he had told the King he would lose the upcoming battle. He was in prison, but the Lord predicted what would happen, that his cousin would come to him and ask him to buyContinue reading ”   Listening to the Lord”

 Psalm 79: 1-9 v 8b “Reach out to us soon with your compassion, because we are helpless.” Jerusalem is in ruins; dead bodies of your servants have been given to the birds for food. They have shed the blood of your people. Reach out to us soon with your compassion because we are helpless.” HelpContinue reading “Compassion”

The mornings are cooler, the leaves are changing join your neighbors today for coffee and see how their lives have changed over the past week. The zoom connection will be sent via email to all who provide an email address using the contact page here

 Jeremiah 8:18-9:1 v 20 “The harvest is past, summer has ended, and we haven’t been saved.” Jeremiah is writing about the sorry he feels for his people “I am sick at heart!” “They make me furious with their idols, with their foreign gods. “There are medicines and doctors in Gilead. Why hasn’t the health ofContinue reading ” Fountain of tears”

Play together outside, grab a skipping rope, and have some fun. Here are some examples if you need a quick reminder .

Psalm 14v 2 “The Lord looks down from heaven on Adam’s descendants to see if there is anyone who acts wisely, if there is anyone who seeks help from God. “ David the writer of Psalm 14 starts with the openly Godless, who proclaim “There is no God”. But adds “there is no one whoContinue reading ”  God  Looks down from heaven”

The mornings are cooler, the leaves are changing join your neighbors today for coffee and see how their lives have changed over the past week. The zoom connection will be sent via email to all who provide an email address using the contact page here

Sabbath– intentionally preserving one day of every seven days to rest, delight and be delighted in by God who wants to restore us for the coming week. Silence is intentionally pursued to experience separation from constant distraction and noise so we can be fully present to God. Solitude is intentionally pursued to experience separation fromContinue reading “Sabbath, Silence and Solitude”