16th January morning Exodus 13-14 Chapter 13 has three themes I want to briefly discuss: The Leaven in verse 3, The Firstlings in verse 13 and The Travel Map of God in verse 17. Let me begin with the first one. The Leaven: R. Kelley writes thus: Most breads, cookies and crackers list “leaven” (in … Continue reading Annual Bible Reading 2017: Exodus 13-16 →

15th January Morning Exodus 9-10 The tension between Pharaoh and God continues. Pharaoh does not want to let go of his slaves but God wants him to let his people go by all means. While Pharaoh sees slaves in the Israelites, God sees people in them. How Satan sees and understands us is not the way … Continue reading Annual Bible Reading 2017: Exodus 9-12 →

14th January Morning Exodus 5-6 So Moses returned to the LORD and said, "Lord, why have You brought trouble on this people? Why is it You have sent me? "For since I came to Pharaoh to speak in Your name, he has done evil to this people; neither have You delivered Your people at all." … Continue reading Annual Bible Reading 2017: Exodus 5-8 →

13th January Morning Exodus 1-2 For the following books, I will attempt an outline for each book that we will be handling as we continue. I would like to thank all of you who are faithful in reading the Bible and listening to the word of God. We cannot afford to take this for granted … Continue reading Annual Bible Reading 2017: Exodus 1-4 →

12th January Morning Genesis 48-49 Last words of dying people matter more than any other words they have ever said while living. Jacob did what a friend told Grisham after he was told he was terminally ill: “What do you do when you realize you are about to die?” The friend replied, “It’s real simple. … Continue reading Annual Bible Reading 2017: Genesis 48-50 →

11th January Morning Genesis 41-45 Chapter 41-42 are chapters about the breakthrough and graduation points of Joseph. A guy who has suffered all through his life is about to break out of prison to the palace. Many people start in the palace and end up in prison. Joseph began in prison and climaxed in the … Continue reading Annual Bible Reading 2017: Genesis 41-47 →

10TH January Morning Genesis 37-38 Jacob has now settled in Canaan, the land that was promised to his grandfather. The first verse is interesting for it says: Now Jacob dwelt in the land where his father was a stranger, in the land of Canaan. He dwelt in what was his as a stranger. He never … Continue reading Annual Bible Reading 2017: Genesis 37-40 →

9TH January Morning Genesis 33-34 We covered chapter 33 and am not going to exhaust the lessons in there. Let us just visit this horrible chapter with a painful story about one of the daughters of Jacob. Pastor Keith once put it this way: “Now Dinah the daughter of Leah, whom she had borne to … Continue reading Annual Bible Reading 2017: Genesis 33-36 →

8th January Morning Genesis 29-30 Jacob, a former family member, is now a fugitive running away from his brother. Esau who used to hunt down animals is now a hunter of his own brother. Rebekah, who used to be the mother of the twins, has now become the family traitor. Isaac, the one who used … Continue reading Annual Bible Reading 2017: Genesis 29-32 →

7th January Morning Genesis 25-26 The first verse in 25 says: Abraham again took a wife, and her name was Keturah. How was this man who is still in the marriage business? The guy is over 100yrs but still involved in women affairs. In life, there are people who never give up even when age does … Continue reading Annual Bible Reading 2017: Genesis 25-28 →