Today’s reading is Psalm 51: Today’s Psalm is one of the more heart-wrenching passages in all the Bible. This is the Psalm that David wrote after he had been caught in his sin. Nathan the prophet confronted David over his sin. … Continue reading
Over the next few weeks in our Rooted in Christ Study, we’ll be looking at some of the favorite passages from our staff at St. Matthew’s UMC. These are some of the parts of the Bible to mean to most … Continue reading
Over the next few weeks in our Rooted in Christ Study, we’ll be looking at some of the favorite passages from our staff at St. Matthew’s UMC. These are some of the parts of the Bible to mean to most … Continue reading
Today’s reading is Romans 15: 1-6 It’s easy to get tired and sick of those that we feel like “don’t get it.” It can be annoying and can get on our nerves. But look at what scripture says today; those who … Continue reading
Today’s reading is Romans 14: 13-23 Yesterday we talked about judging people for differences of opinion on things that aren’t “kingdom issues.” Today, though, things change a little. Today we look at ourselves and how our actions affect others. For some … Continue reading
Today’s reading is Romans 14: 1-12 Not judging others is hard. Today in this text, we see division among the church among the Jewish and Gentile believers. That was the conflict among dates and what you should eat. Some Christians felt … Continue reading
Today’s reading is Romans 11: 11-24 Paul takes his struggling to understand God’s mysteries and now address the Gentiles. They should not feel superior to the Jewish people. They were not saved because they are better or more holy or have … Continue reading
Today’s reading is Romans 9: 19-29 So today, Paul continues his “lawyerly” ways and make an argument. If salvation is the work and effort of God, why does God hold guilty that that do not believe, if it is given via … Continue reading
Today’s reading is Romans 9: 1-18 When I read Romans 9 through 11, I think of the words of one of my first mentors in ministry, Dr. Harold Bryson. Dr. Bryson taught for years at New Orleans Baptist Theological Seminary and … Continue reading
Today’s reading is Romans 8: 31-39 Today, this great chapter comes to an end and what a way it ends. We were started off being told that we are not condemned. Then we learn that all things work for good. … Continue reading
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