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December 17, Day 351 – What’s Really Important
Psalm 144:1-8 ; Malachi 2:17-4:6 ; Revelation 7 "He Will Be Great ..." © by Terri L. Stricker - Original Pen & Ink on Paper In Psalm...
December 16, Day 350 – Do Exactly What David Did
Psalm 143 ; Malachi 1:1-2:16 ; Revelation 6 "The Gift of God Is ..." © by Terri L. Stricker - Original Pen & Ink on Paper Today we come...
December 15, Day 349 – God Finds Someone Rare
Esther 9-10 ; Proverbs 30:11-23 ; Revelation 5 "Boxes, I" © by Terri L. Stricker - Original Pencil Sketch on Paper Today in Esther...
December 14, Day 348 – Divinely Ordained Insomnia
Esther 6-8 ; Psalm 142 ; Revelation 4 We come again now to Esther 6-8, where we encounter the denouement of the narrative, beginning...
December 13, Day 347 – Instruments of Righteousness or Sin?
Esther 2:19-5:14 ; Psalm 141 ; Revelation 3:7-22 "Children at the Christmas Tree" © by Terri L. Stricker - Original Watercolor on Paper...
December 12, Day 346 – Complacency Leads to Spiritual Stupor
Esther 1:1-2:18 ; Psalm 140:6-13 ; Revelation 2:18-3:6 "Austrian Meadow" © by Terri L. Stricker - Original Watercolor on Paper Today we...
December 11, Day 345 – Unknown to Us, But Not to God
Proverbs 30:1-10 ; Zechariah 12-14 ; Revelation 2:1-17 "Pastoral Vignette" © by Terri L. Stricker - Original Pen & Ink on Paper Yesterday, we saw that Zechariah 12 contained an “ oracle .” An oracle is a burden . Today we come to another “oracle” in Proverbs 30:1-10 where we read “the sayings of Agur, son of Jakeh.” Agur and his father, Jakeh, are two ancient, middle eastern men whose origins are obscure and about whom little is actually known. We might call him Agur, t
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