Why don't you join me in my daily Bible reading? Each day, in addition to posting the new reading assignment, I also post links to related sermons. The websites that I use to guide me through these readings is oneyearbibleonline.com, kingjamesbibleonline.org/, and biblegateway.com/]
The Presence of the Lord, by Rev. William McCrea [Text: Joshua 22]
Misunderstandings and the Potential for Church Trouble, by Rev. Stephen Hamilton [Text: Joshua 22]
Counsel for the Future From an Old Man, by Rev. Stephen Hamilton [Text: Joshua 23]
Misunderstandings and the Potential for Church Trouble, by Rev. Stephen Hamilton [Text: Joshua 22]
Counsel for the Future From an Old Man, by Rev. Stephen Hamilton [Text: Joshua 23]
Luke 20:27-47 (Audio)
What Right Has Jesus to Speak? by Dr. Sinclair B. Ferguson [Text: Luke 20:1-18]
The Wicked Tenants, by James Hamilton, The Street Preacher [Text: Luke 20:1-18]
In the Resurrection, by James Hamilton [Text: Luke 20]
What Right Has Jesus to Speak? by Dr. Sinclair B. Ferguson [Text: Luke 20:1-18]
The Wicked Tenants, by James Hamilton, The Street Preacher [Text: Luke 20:1-18]
In the Resurrection, by James Hamilton [Text: Luke 20]
Psalm 89:14-37 (Audio)
God's Unbreakable Covenant, by Rev. John Procee [Text: Psalm 89]
The Mighty Arm, by Pastor Charles Haddon Spurgeon (1834-1892) [Text: Psalm 89]
God's Unbreakable Covenant, by Rev. John Procee [Text: Psalm 89]
The Mighty Arm, by Pastor Charles Haddon Spurgeon (1834-1892) [Text: Psalm 89]
Time Riches, Tragic Poverty, by Rev. William McCrea [Text: Proverbs 13]
The Evils of Gambling, by Rev. Stephen Hamilton [Text: Proverbs 13:11]
The following quote is from the book, The Big Short, which deals with the financial crisiss of 2008:
The following quote is from the book, The Big Short, which deals with the financial crisiss of 2008:
“Maybe the best definition of investing is gambling with the odds in your favor. The people on the short side of the subprime mortgage market had gambled with the odds in their favor. The people on the other side – the entire financial system, essentially – had gambled with the odds against them. What’s strange and complicated about it is that pretty much all the important people on both sides left the table rich.”
