Psalm 140:1-5 ; Zechariah 9-11 ; Revelation 1 "Moving City, II" © by Terri L. Stricker - Original Ink & Colored Pencil on Paper Today...

Psalm 139:17-24 ; Zechariah 5-8 ; Jude 1 "Poinsettias" © by Terri L. Stricker - Original Watercolor on Paper We have been reading in Psalm 139, and today we come to its third section, verses 17-24. Penned by David, this Psalm is a prayer that praises God for His omniscience, His omnipresence, and His omnipotent authority over all creation. David was an especially creative person – today, we would definitely say that he was a genius . However, even in the light of his own

Psalm 139:11-16 ; Zechariah 1-4 ; 3 John 1 "Forest of Fantasy" © by Terri L. Stricker - Original Colored Pencil on Paper Today we...

Proverbs 29:19-27 ; Haggai 1-2 ; 2 John 1 Proverbs 29:19-27 continues its discussion of various classes of people – including servants,...

Psalm 139:1-10 ; Daniel 11:36-12:13 ; 1 John 5 "King of Kings" © by Terri L. Stricker - Original Pen & Ink on Paper Today, our readings focus on “ knowing ,” and they begin with Psalm 139:1-10, where David describes our security within God’s providential care. He begins by declaring that God “ knows ” us – He “ knows ” our movements, our thoughts, our “goings out” and in. God is “familiar with all my ways” (verse 3). When David says that God “hems” him in behind and befo

Psalm 138 ; Daniel 11:2-35 ; 1 John 4:7-21 "Yarn With Knitting Needles" © by Terri L. Stricker - Original Pencil Sketch on Paper Psalm...

Psalm 137 ; Daniel 9:20-11:1 ; 1 John 3:11-4:6 "The Christmas Tree" © by Terri L. Stricker - Original Watercolor on Paper Psalm 137 is an imprecatory Psalm that relates the deep sadness of God’s people in exile – away from their beloved home – Jerusalem. “By the rivers of Babylon we sat and wept when we remembered Zion” (verse 1). Why were they in Babylon, of all places? Babylon epitomizes everything that opposes God and His people. We know that sin was the reason for t