Daily Bible Reading
Pastor Mike Fabarez
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April 22
Pastor Mike Fabarez’s Commentary We are reminded of God’s justice and his people’s vindication in today’s Old Testament reading. May we be assured that even when things on this earth seem unjust and…
April 21
Pastor Mike Fabarez’s Commentary Today we read of the beginnings of David’s tumultuous transition to the throne. We see his sincere love and concern for the honor of Israel’s disgraced king and his…
April 20
Pastor Mike Fabarez’s Commentary Today we read of Saul’s sad end. Saul’s miserable death is a poetic end to his reign of compromise and spiritual rebellion. We should be thankful for our coming King…
April 19
Pastor Mike Fabarez’s Commentary What stinging words from Christ today in Luke 17:1-2! How small our view of sin and temptation. Let us learn to take sin and temptation much more seriously than we…
April 18
Pastor Mike Fabarez’s Commentary What a dramatic story of Nabal, David, and Abigail. There’s so much to learn from this fascinating account. Not the least of which is to regularly relearn the lesson…
April 17
Pastor Mike Fabarez’s Commentary Here in 1 Samuel 22 is the classic text that always reminds me of our coming vindication. It was this minority group—the outcasts of “Saul’s society” who lived in…
April 16
Pastor Mike Fabarez’s Commentary The parable of the “Lost Son” cannot be divorced from the opening two parables in Luke 15. Notice that this triad of parables is instructive regarding…
April 15
Pastor Mike Fabarez’s Commentary The classic story of young David standing before Goliath ought to be read slowly and carefully. Perhaps we will gain fresh insight on this familiar account. Consider…
April 14
Pastor Mike Fabarez’s Commentary Today we read the context for the classic principle that “to obey is better than sacrifice.” The “sacrifice”, in context, is nothing more than Saul’s pathetic excuse…
April 13
Pastor Mike Fabarez’s Commentary In 1 Samuel 13 we read of Saul’s impatience and lack of trust as he foolishly assumes the responsibilities saved for the priest. Such a mix of the priestly office and…
April 12
Pastor Mike Fabarez’s Commentary God graciously works with Saul in these initial days. Of course he is not the right man for the job, but God was giving the people what they wanted. I am always…
April 11
Pastor Mike Fabarez’s Commentary As we recently learned when we read the book of Judges, the “King” that God’s people needed was God himself. Instead, to be like the other nations they wanted their…
April 10
Pastor Mike Fabarez’s Commentary We read of some dark days in 1 Samuel, as “Ichabod” became the reality for a time. May we purpose to let our corporate lampstand burn brightly and righteously so…
April 9
Pastor Mike Fabarez’s Commentary God again reminds us that children are a gift from him, the Giver of life. Let us be thankful for the way God sovereignly entrusts particular lives to the people he…
April 8
Pastor Mike Fabarez’s Commentary Today we read the great story of Ruth, which reminds us that even in the dark days of the judges there were godly bright spots wherein God strongly supported and…
April 7
Pastor Mike Fabarez’s Commentary In today’s reading in Judges take note again of the anarchy and rebellion found in the community that does not carry a sense of accountability and submission to the…
April 6
Pastor Mike Fabarez’s Commentary Judges 18 begins with a refrain that is repeated throughout the book of Judges. It is a comment that goes beyond a simple reference to their political situation. The…
April 5
Pastor Mike Fabarez’s Commentary Be careful how you picture Samson. He may not have looked like a huge “muscle man.” The remarkable thing about this deliverer was that his strength was beyond…
April 4
Pastor Mike Fabarez’s Commentary The cycle of sin, oppression, and deliverance continues in Judges (and in most places around the world today). And we begin the narrative of Samson. In Luke, Jesus…
April 3
Pastor Mike Fabarez’s Commentary A short account of Tola & Jair, and then on to the dubious Jephthah and his foolish vow. If taken at face value, this curious and tragic account shows us just how…
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