Today’s Word
Indignant
“And the hand of the Lord will be made know to His servants; but he will be indignant toward His enemies.” Isaiah 66:14 Indignant – Ever see an animal crazy with rage? What you will notice (if you have time while you are running for your life) is that the animal is foaming at the…
Sick
“The heart is more deceitful than all else and desperately sick; who can understand it?” Jeremiah 17:9 Sick – The Big C. Health issues today seem to revolve around the fear of Cancer – the Big C. No matter how tiny the infection, cancer is lethal. It is literally cells of the body destroying themselves…
Hidden
“For He has not despised or abhorred the affliction of the afflicted; nor has He hidden His face from him;” Psalm 22:24 Hidden – Sometimes when we read the Old Testament we run across verses that simply shout the story of Jesus. This Psalm is one of those passages. It describes the passion of the Christ…
Lift up
“For then you will delight in the Almighty and lift up your face to God.” Job 22:26 Lift up – Faces don’t lie. We might hear lying words, but we rarely see lying eyes. If you look carefully, most people reveal all you need to know just in the face. It’s a natural reaction. You…
Sprawl
“Those who recline on beds of ivory and sprawl on their couches” Amos 6:4 Sprawl – Before television and print media, spoken words had to communicate visual images. The prophet Amos chose some very picturesque words to create this scene. He wanted to impress upon the people of the kingdom that their pursuit of pleasure…
Number
“Who does great and unsearchable things, wonders without number” Job 5:9 Number – Do you remember when you first learned about the mathematical concept “infinity”? It was so cool to imagine that no matter how big a number you can think up, there is always one more. Numbers just go on and on to infinity. …
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