Daily Meditions with God by Reynold R. Kremer
Today’s question is from Luke 2:49 When we lose something precious, we search until we find it. Mary and Joseph once lost something precious. They lost Jesus! When they left Jerusalem after the Passover, Jesus stayed behind in the temple to talk with the teachers. Mary and Joseph searched everywhere […]
Today’s question is from Isaiah 45:9 Would you ever tell God what to do? There are some people in the Bible who tried to do that. God promised a son to Abraham and Sarah. After some time they figured God couldn’t handle it by himself, so they decided to show […]
Today’s question is from Job 38:4 The book of Job is written like a play with only a few characters. We begin with God and Satan discussing the faithfulness of Job, and then we see the many difficult tests he went through. Afterward he is joined by his four “friends” […]
Today’s question is from Ecclesiastes 1:3 (CEV) We marvel at the wisdom of Solomon. As we read through Proverbs and Ecclesiastes we realize that this man was a deep thinker. He looked at life from many angles as he searched for the meaning behind it all. At the very beginning […]
There were 16 judges of Israel who were chosen to serve God before the time of the kings. Judge number two was Ehud, a man from the tribe of Benjamin. His name is mentioned 12 times in the Bible. In Judges 3:15 we are introduced to him and by Judges […]
Do you know who your neighbors are? It seems quite common today not to know the names of the people who live in the houses next door. That’s quite a change from what it was a few decades ago. You might even know the neighbors of TV sitcom families better […]
It seems that often when the Bible speaks of women, it mentions them for the good deeds they had done. Rahab saved the spies, and the widow of Zerephath gave away her last meal. Aged Anna fasted and prayed for others, and Mary Magdalene remained faithful to the Savior. And […]
Some common names that represent Christians are “chosen ones,” “God’s people,” “royal priesthood,” “the chosen people,” “the righteous,” “the elect,” while the non-Christians are “infidels,” “heathen,” “unbelievers,” or “pagan” people. Is it any wonder that one of the biggest points of hatred against Christianity is its perceived arrogance? Although many […]
When do you pray? Do you speak to the Lord every morning when you get up? Do you try to get in a prayer at night when you=re so exhausted that you don’t remember saying amen? Are you in the practice of praying before and after each meal? Do you […]
Charles Schulz said it well, “Just remember, once you’re over the hill you begin to pick up speed.” Age is something everyone deals with differently. To the very young, their only hope is to get older. Teens feel there is little left to learn in life. When we reach our […]