(Ezekiel 2:1-10) What was Ezekiel called to do? He was called to something very difficult for sure. I believe we are also called upon this very difficult task. The task is sharing God’s truth to those that don’t want to hear it.
(Genesis 24:59-67) As I began to read this morning, the story of Rebekah continued. I struggled to find what God was trying to teach me through this mornings devotions. It wasn’t actually until I read the commentary that I really got it. The reality is that I actually learned two different, and somewhat unrealated, things from the devotional this morning.
(Genesis 24:1-27) Abraham is a very well know man as we study the scriptures. There was however another great man behind the scenes of Abraham. We don’t know for certain the name of this servant of Abraham’s but we do read of the kind of character he had, and his faith in God. He was given such an honoring task but with requirements that only God could truely accomplish. That is where he turned to first. He followed Abraham’s directions and then took it to God. He asked God for a very specific sign so that he would know God’s choice for a wife for Isaac.
(1 Corinthians 1:1-18) Some things never change it would seem. In his first letter to the church in Corinth, Paul was addressing the issue of the people being divided over who they were following. This sure sounds a little like the state of the church global these days. Paul wrote that it wasn’t about following him, it was about following Christ. We have this problem of “what” we’re following even in the local church.
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