Today’s Devotional
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Evening – October 5 | Spurgeon Devotional
Living by the Book
Thursday nights are still Dust to Glory with Ligonier. A Bible-reading class is next, after that series finishes. Until then, the table here is open.
Latest Writing
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Moses: Drawn Out
Moses means drawn out. Pharaoh’s daughter names him and says why: “I drew him out of the water” (Exod 2:10). The boy pulled from the river became the man God used to bring His people out. Names Milk.
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Remade by What We Ingest
What we take in doesn’t just pass through us. It rewrites us. A gentle look at movies, books, food, and the trained tastes that make an open Bible feel strange, and at the Bread that can retrain them.
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Some Things Are Hard to Understand
Peter said some things in Paul’s letters are hard to understand (2 Peter 3:15-16). That is not a defect in the Book, and it is not a verdict on you. Milk on staying with the sentence.
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Peniel: Face of God
Peniel means face of God (Gen 32:30). Jacob names the place after seeing God face to face, and living. Names Milk.
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Manasseh, Ephraim, and Peleg: Names That Explain Themselves
Manasseh means “making to forget,” Ephraim “fruitful,” Peleg “division.” Genesis 41:51–52 and 10:25 translate each name in the same verse that gives it. Names Milk.
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Are These Affections Real?
How can I know if my feelings for God are real — or if I have only learned how to feel religiously? A Solid walk into Edwards’s Religious Affections.