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PBJ (Pastor Brian Jones) reads scripture followed by a brief devotional about that scripture passage.
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Read Colossians 2 . The church at Colossae that received this letter was not started by Paul. Colossians 1:7 plainly states that the people who received this letter from Paul had received the gospel from “... Epaph
Read Colossians 1 Whenever I read Paul’s descriptions of his prayers, I am struck by how different they are than the way I often pray and the way that I’ve heard most other Christians pray. Frankly, most of our prayer re
Read Ephesians 6 . This chapter began by continuing to specify what it meant to “walk in the way of love “ (5:2a) for children (vv. 1-3), fathers (v. 4), slaves (vv. 5-8), and masters (v. 9). The rest of the chapter enco
Read Ephesians 5 . I mentioned in the previous devotional on Ephesians 4 that God’s love is a key theme in Ephesians and that, in Christ, we live worthy of the calling by acting in love towards one another. The opening v
Read Ephesians 4 . God’s love is a key theme in this book of Ephesians: God predestined us in love (1:3b-4a). God made us alive in Christ because of his great love for us (2:4-5). God wants us to be rooted and esta
Read Ephesians 3 . Paul described for the Ephesians how he prayed for them in verses 14-19 of this chapter. His prayer was that they would be strengthened spiritually by God’s power (v. 16). Specifically, he wanted
Read Ephesians 2 . This chapter of scripture lays out clearly and logically what God has done for us in Christ. First, Paul described our need: we were “dead in [y]our transgressions and sins.” We were under God’s wrath
Read Ephesians 1 . At the end of Acts 28, Paul was living in his own rented home and waiting for two years for his trial in Rome. During this house arrest, Paul wrote his “prison epistles”--Ephesians, Philippians, Coloss
Read Acts 28 . This is the end of the New Testament’s record of Paul’s ministry. Although it is the end of the record, it seems clear that it was not the end of Paul’s ministry. According to tradition, Paul won his trial
Read Acts 27. What is there to say about this chapter of scripture? It faithfully described what happened to Paul as he voyaged to Rome to stand trial. It described how God communicated with Paul and through Paul t
Read Acts 26 . Our reading from chapter 25 ended yesterday just as Paul, in prison in Caesarea, was about to speak to Festus, a Roman governor, and Agrippa, a Jewish governor / client king over the same area as Fes
Read Acts 25 . When we left Paul in our last reading from Acts 24, he was languishing in prison in Caesarea for two years (24:27). Caesarea is a nice place, right on the coast of the Mediterranean Sea but, if you’re in p
Read Acts 24 . Paul was taken from Jerusalem to Caesarea to protect his life from a plot by his Jewish opponents at the end of our previous reading in Acts 23. Five days (v. 1) after Paul arrived in Caesarea, his Jewish
Read Acts 23 . Let’s tie some threads together as we jump into Acts 23: Paul was in Jerusalem. He went there to deliver the offering collected by the Gentile churches for the Jewish believers struggling in poverty. Befor
Read Acts 22 . In Acts 21, we read about Paul’s return to Jerusalem, his attempt to mollify the Jewish people by submitting to a Jewish purification rite, and his arrest which had been foretold repeatedly by the Holy Spi
Today we return to the book of Acts. So, read Acts 21 . It has been a while since we read Acts 20, so when Acts 21:1 said, “After we had torn ourselves away from them...” we need to be reminded that Paul had been s
Read Romans 16 . This closing chapter of the book of Romans was quite personal. It began with Paul’s personal recommendation of Phoebe (vv. 1-2), then a long list of personal greetings (vv. 3-16). Just before his c
Read Romans 15 . This chapter began by wrapping up the teaching we read yesterday on Christian liberty. The Bible does not address every choice that believers make in life so we have to apply biblical principles, g
Read Romans 14 . Earlier in these devotionals on Romans, I mentioned that scholars have speculated that there might have been two churches in Rome--one Jewish and one Gentile. If that’s the case--and it is just spe
Read Romans 13 . This chapter continued applying the theology of Romans 1-11 to the everyday lives of us Christians. The passage started by telling us that government exists by God’s appointment (v. 1b), so we must
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