Daily Thoughts From God's Word

Some individual texts from these chapters and my quick thoughts. “Then I saw another mighty angel coming down from heaven . . .” (10:1). ...

Now, the seven trumpets. This is bad stuff. All sorts of plagues and judgments, and even so, John writes: “The rest of mankind, who...

Now, the seventh seal is opened. Silence for about a half hour (8:1). Reading carefully and slowly, just sort of weighing the words,...

I can remember stories of our missionaries (some whom I have known personally) who have run afoul of the authorities. Sometimes, it...

“After this I looked, and there in heaven was an open door” (4:1). John gets to look, actually, in his vision he gets transported...

The letters to the seven churches. It’s always good to do a recap of these letters in order to provide a bird’s-eye view of the whole. ...

Every year I find myself a bit startled upon reaching the last book in the Bible. I don’t know, it just seems to surprise me that I am...

May I, this morning, take just a single verse and comment on it? Well, having asked the question, you know I’m going to go ahead and do...

“To those who are called, beloved in God the Father and kept for Jesus Christ” (1). Just a portion of Jude’s greeting and easily passed...

John writes his third letter to Gaius and commends him for his faithful care of brothers in Christ. Fairly obviously, these are...

Only one chapter here in 2 John. Maybe a good reminder that good writing/speaking does not necessarily have to be long. 😊 “I rejoiced...

A little child might ask, “Where is God? I can’t see him. How do I know he is real?” In their own way, these chapters answer those...

“See what kind of love the Father has given to us, that we should be called children of God, and so we are” (3:1). This is just an...

I wrote the following, several years ago; these are reflections and encouragements that are always so timely. . . . Such wonderful words:...

Peter is concerned about false prophets and teachers in the churches (chapter 2). Yesterday in Southern’s chapel, Dr. Mohler referred to...