Isaiah 21-23
You see in these chapters the heart wrenching pain that Isaiah is experiencing as he watches the people of God be judged. He is weeping for them to turn back to God. He understands that the people must be judged by a holy God but it does not sooth his soul. Are there people in your life that you weep over? Maybe you weep over their need for salvation? Maybe you weep over their need to return to the savior they have? Maybe you weep for your country that it might experience revival again and turn to God? We can identify with Isaiah as he weeps for the people to turn to God.
Tomorrow's reading: Isaiah 24-27
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Great short read with plenty of insights for trying to turn around a declining church. The premise of the need for gospel witness from the pulpit, biblical expositional preaching, and prayer is crucial to understanding revival movements....
An interesting portrayal of Abraham and the three monotheistic religions that include him in their traditions. I found the book lacked some depth in the area of Christianity in terms of conservative views. I understand the author probabl...
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- Jeff Dowdy is the Senior Pastor of the First Baptist Church of Swannanoa, NC. He graduated from Houston Baptist University with a B.S. in Christianity and Speech Communications. He also earned his Masters of Divinity with Biblical Languages from Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary in 2002. In December 2008, He earned his Doctor of Ministry in Leadership and Administration from New Orleans Baptist Theological Seminary. Jeff has been married for 14 years to Melody and has two children. He likes to play golf and race triathlons.
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