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May 28
Pastor Mike Fabarez’s Commentary In today’s reading king David concerns himself with the organization and commission of the Levitical priests. Though Israel had a distinctly theocratic structure, may…
May 27
Pastor Mike Fabarez’s Commentary Today we read again of David’s sin in numbering the troops. May we learn to trust in God, not in our resources, education, background, or alliances. May we also learn…
May 26
Pastor Mike Fabarez’s Commentary While the plans God has for us are often not what we would plan for ourselves, let us be satisfied with the truth that God knows best. Though David wasn’t the temple…
May 25
Pastor Mike Fabarez’s Commentary Today we read about some of David’s military and spiritual victories. Don’t forget that as important as Jerusalem’s temple, the ark, and the priesthood were, they…
May 24
Pastor Mike Fabarez’s Commentary The account of David’s reign begins today in 1 Chronicles 11. Always remember that this was the “man after God’s own heart,” as imperfect and flawed as he was. He was…
May 23
Pastor Mike Fabarez’s Commentary More names in 1 Chronicles. Hang in there; the drama concerning the line of Judah’s kings is soon to begin. Much will be familiar because we saw an initial overview…
May 22
Pastor Mike Fabarez’s Commentary In John 8 Jesus lays out a stern option—trust in me and be forgiven, or else die in your sins and be forced to pay for them yourself (v.24). May we see the urgency of…
May 21
Pastor Mike Fabarez’s Commentary More names lists in 1 Chronicles and more reasons to remember that God uses people in his redemptive plan. May we rejoice that as Christians our names are on the most…
May 20
Pastor Mike Fabarez’s Commentary Today we begin what can seem like a dizzying read through the long lists of names in 1 Chronicles. Remember, every name was a person who was honored not only to be…
May 19
Pastor Mike Fabarez’s Commentary Today we read one of my favorite scenes in 2 Kings, in which Josiah initiates major reforms by returning the people’s minds, attention, and allegiance to the word of…
May 18
Pastor Mike Fabarez’s Commentary Hezekiah makes a critical error in providing an ostentatious tour for the envoys of the up-and-coming world power from Babylon. Perhaps too much personal investment…
May 17
Pastor Mike Fabarez’s Commentary Today we see the commencement of Hezekiah’s reign as king over Judah, and his removal of idols—in particular the idol made of Moses’ bronze serpent, which was the…
May 16
Pastor Mike Fabarez’s Commentary Reading quickly through the reigns of these various kings in our Old Testament text today should not prevent us from seeing the far-reaching effects that godly or…
May 15
Pastor Mike Fabarez’s Commentary Today we read of Jehoash’s financially trustworthy and faithful renovations to Israel’s worship center. May God always supply his people the resources to make the…
May 14
Pastor Mike Fabarez’s Commentary In our Old Testament reading we are reminded that God’s justice may seem slow in coming, but eventually he settles the score. We also learn that any plans against…
May 13
Pastor Mike Fabarez’s Commentary Today we read more about one of the three “seasons” of miraculous events (GT1’s as I like to call them; i.e., God’s breaking of natural law, as compared to God’s…
May 12
Pastor Mike Fabarez’s Commentary Today we read about the interesting healing of Naaman the Syrian. Here is a man who was initially unwilling to humbly “step down” to appropriate God’s fix for his…
May 11
Pastor Mike Fabarez’s Commentary In today’s reading, the forthright and bold ministry of Elijah comes to an end and the mantle is picked up by Elisha. May God provide many men and women in our…
May 10
Pastor Mike Fabarez’s Commentary As we wrap up the book of 1 Kings may we learn to hate the greed and immaturity in our own lives, which we see displayed in Ahab’s. And I pray that the alliance of…
May 9
Pastor Mike Fabarez’s Commentary We can sympathize with Elijah’s pain and despondency. But we should also learn from God’s concern to get him back on his feet and back in the battle. I pray that God…
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