Have you ever thrown yourself a great, big pity party? I’m in the middle of throwing myself a pretty good one right now. Nothing like Job’s though and certainly not for reasons anywhere near his troubles. Though, there have been some pretty darn low times in my own life, and I have had some pretty… Continue reading Bible studies for writers | Job 3
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Bible studies for writers | 2 Chronicles 23
Scene 23. Take 2. Annnnd … action! I love this story so much. I find it ironic that it’s so action-packed and full of goodies, yet it’s really not a story we ever hear about in terms of Christian history. I’m betting many a screenplay have been loosely based on the events that took place,… Continue reading Bible studies for writers | 2 Chronicles 23
Bible studies for writers | 1 Chronicles 27
If you’ve ever grown up in or around a military family, you might resonate with the first part of this chapter. My dad was a National Guardsman, and once a month, he packed up and disappeared for a weekend to some mystical place I never fully understood, and he spent a week during summers training… Continue reading Bible studies for writers | 1 Chronicles 27
Bible studies for writers | 1 Chronicles 17
From one humble man to another, what an intimate chapter this is. Just look at it: first, you have God telling David He’s perfectly happy living and being honored in a tent. Then, you have David telling God that he still feels like a little shepherd boy and can’t EVEN believe he is king of… Continue reading Bible studies for writers | 1 Chronicles 17
Bible studies for writers | 1 Samuel 27
Wow. David is so desperate to keep his life that he not only goes to live with his enemies, but he starts fighting for them, too. It’s a little hard to see all that’s happening here because the names are unfamiliar, but the one name we definitely should recognize is that of the tribe of… Continue reading Bible studies for writers | 1 Samuel 27
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