That’s Intense!
I will let this portion of reading from the One Year Bible speak for itself. From Numbers 11… “Soon the people began to complain about their hardship, and the LORD […]
Author Archives: Randy Loescher
Would You Like Some Cheese with that Whine?
It’s so easy to whine, isn’t it? If you are at all like me, sometimes being thankful is a choice you make, not a feeling you feel. In today’s One […]
Your Mistake Is…
Trying to corner Jesus with a tricky question, the Sadducees got “schooled” by Jesus. “Your mistake,” Jesus replied, “is that you don’t know the Scriptures, and you don’t know the […]
The Godly Have a Lasting Foundation!
“When the storms of life come, the wicked are whirled away, but the godly have a lasting foundation” (Proverbs. 10:25). This reminds me of the song I learned in Sunday […]
Quiet Please!
While driving in the van with my children, my daughters regularly ask, “Dad, can we turn on the radio.” Often I say “yes,” but at times, I say “no.” “No?” […]
Knock, Knock!
Blind Bartimaeus didn’t have much class, but he did have persistence and determination. People tried to shut him up, but they couldn’t because he really wanted a touch from Jesus. […]
Show Your Fear!
I must admit…I don’t recall noticing these verses before. Perhaps that’s because of the way The New Living Translation paraphrases them. Nonetheless, they grabbed my attention. Three times in Leviticus […]
Jesus…a “Drama King”?
“Drama Queen!” We have all heard those words used dramatically of certain individuals. But would we be justified in calling Jesus a “Drama King”? Listen to these words from his […]
Anything is Possible….
Conversations about faith can quickly become awkward. One camp dwells primarily on God’s sovereignty in matters, thus minimizing the role our faith plays. Another group claims that the release of […]
Nobody Knows How I Feel!
“Nobody knows how I feel! Nobody understands! You can’t possibly imagine what it is like to be in my shoes!” When feeling hopeless and discouraged, these kinds of thoughts can […]
Following the Father 