Hard Times, Good Times
Today's title fits every life and particularly our present shared condition. These days give new meaning to being "shut-ins." Right? We will interrupt our study of the individual disciples and…
Thomas, the Questioner
I know, I know, we often say "doubting Thomas" because Thomas was not present when Jesus appeared to the disciples just after Jesus was resurrected. Though the eleven witnesses reported…
Matthew, the Tax Collector
On to Matthew. I've spent the last four years studying the Gospel that bears his name. I'm glad to announce that I have finally finished my first draft of his story—around…
Nathaniel, a True Israelite
We are still near the Jordan River where John the Baptist has been baptizing and calling listeners to repentance. When Andrew and John (Peter's brother) see the Baptist nod toward…
Philip – the Organizer
Now, we look at the next four disciples who are grouped together, beginning with Philip. Don't confuse Philip the apostle with Philip the deacon. Two different men. We first see…
Andrew, a Quiet Witness
Now, as promised, we explore other disciples. What do we know about Andrew? Very little. Let's start with what we do know. He's often referred to as Peter's brother. Isn't…
The Twelve Disciples
Perhaps when you were young, you learned the little tune that named the twelve disciples. If not, or if you've forgotten it, Matthew, Mark, and Luke give us a list,…
Wondering
I'm looking out at the clear blue sky and bright sun as it shines over the waters in Gulf Shores, Alabama. The sun rays are creating a myriad of sparkling…
Make Scripture Real
Years ago, when the Lord called me to write, I was engaged in a group Bible study of the gospel of Matthew. As I read each lesson, I found myself…
David Honors a Second Time
Do you remember how David waved a piece of Saul's robe in the air showing how close he had come without killing Saul? Saul became milk toast. That didn't stop him from…
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