The crackers have rows of holes to prevent them from rising, dark marks from the heat of baking, and long And I long for my unsaved relatives to know this Jesus who suffered wounds so that they might be saved

It will not be long before we realize that seeking joy from such imposters is like grasping at the wind John is married to Sarah and they have six children and one son-in-law.

—Psalm 20:6-7 [8] Psalm 20 is a Psalm of David, written for the people of Israel to sing in anticipation might put our confidence in the God of Abraham, Isaac, and Jacob and the God who anointed our King, the Son of David, the Son of God, and our Lord Jesus Christ (Acts 10:38). No wonder David’s son said “The name of the LORD is a strong tower; the righteous man runs into it and

As long as I behaved myself, God would bless. With the birth of my son and his unexpected multiple disabilities and medical issues, I was confronted My first assessment of my son’s worth and of God’s love was entirely wrong. Rather, God lovingly gave me a son who bears His image, albeit in a very different physical package, The suffering that comes with my son’s disabilities remains in this present world, and the God of all

For Reflection Have you thought about how long a thousand generations is?

Scripture memory plays a pivotal role in their parenting and homeschooling as they sing, write, and discuss

—Psalm 96:6-8 In our Sunday School worship time a while back, we were singing, In my life, Lord, be glorified When we were all done singing, I asked the children “How do you glorify the Lord?”

—Psalm 86:5-7 Last week one of our sons suffered a foot injury while mowing a friend’s yard. I have prayed for many urgent things in the days since our son’s injury. What I really long for is a husband (or a wife), a baby, or help with my fracturing relationships. He sent His Son to take on human flesh and suffer infinite humiliation so that we might be saved and They have three sons, one daughter, and one daughter-in-law.

not sin; do not let the sun go down on your anger, —Ephesians 4:26 I remember the day my six-year-old son Scripture memory plays a pivotal role in their parenting and homeschooling as they sing, write, and discuss

Absalom, his own son, would betray him. Shimei cursed him. He looked long and hard. He gazed. He sought.

He longs to be “found in [Christ], not having a righteousness of my own that comes from the law, but

She told me her own troubles were unfair; her troubles felt so unique to her that she found them isolating That pain, that frustration, is a longing for heaven, the place where trouble does not exist.