This is day #4 of talking about the woman at the well in John 4. Today we share thoughts on the conversation of Jesus and the Samaritan woman at the well in John 4 with a focus on the word, "Worship."
The videos below are on YouTube and Rumble. You can choose whichever format you prefer.
Here is day #3 of talking about the woman at the well in John 4.
This is Day #3 of Week #1 of our new Bible Study Series for 2023. Today we share thoughts on the conversation of Jesus and the Samaritan woman at the well in John 4.
The videos below are on YouTube and Rumble. You can choose whichever format you prefer.
Beginning this year, 2023, I will have a Bible class each week and we will cover one chapter of the Bible. This week's chapter is going to be John chapter 4 and the account of Jesus and the woman at Jacob's well.
The videos you see below are from Rumble and YouTube.
You can choose which one you would like to see and watch today's Bible class period we will release every weekday, Monday through Friday, at 3:00 PM central Standard Time.
I hope you will join us and follow along as we dive into scripture to see how we can take advantage of God's word to us today.
Welcome to "Wednesdays in the Word" on the Preacher's Pen
This morning's "Wednesday in the Word" discusses the Parable of the Rich Fool found in Luke 12.16-21.
In our quick class this morning we examine this parable and point out the significance of understanding the background to the parable. When one knows the background, it only makes this parable more meaningful and helps us to see why Jesus was speaking this parable.
Join us in our class and see what you can put into practice today. If you would like a copy of the outline for today's lessons, you can find it in PDF form by clicking below.
Do you remember the Bible of your grandparents? Maybe you remember the Bible of your parents? Do you remember their old, worn out Bible?
It does not matter if it was a $10 Bible from the General Store or from Walmart, but you remember that old, worn out Bible. Today, every Christian needs one of those old, worn out Bibles.
A worn-out Bible is a well-read, well-studied Bible. It has been read, studied, carried, shared and used. A well-worn Bible usually lives in the home of a studied Christian. The hours of reading of the sacred text can be seen in the worn pages, the cracks in the cover and the break in the binding.
With the age of technology, we have been blessed with the ability to carry a Bible wherever we go. Instead of carrying a scroll, like the first century (Luke 4.17-20; Acts 8.28), we can carry all 66 books in different electronic forms.
The blessing of having the inspired word of God is something every Christian needs to appreciate daily.
How do you get a worn-out Bible?
You will get a worn-out Bible when you open it daily and use it. Reading through the Bible each year will break your Bible in but studying your Bible will begin to do much more. Studying your Bible will result in many pages being turned and pages being worn out.
The more you discover in the Bible, the more you will want to dig into its message. You will find the Word of God to be living, active and piercing our souls and our minds (Hebrews 4.12).
