Malachi 4:5-6, Matthew 2:1-6 God’s people have experienced great waiting and silence from God. Between Malachi and Matthew, four hundred years passed in the Holy Land, a time with no prophets and what seemed like silence from the Lord. What’s the longest you have ever waited in prayer? What was the situation? Can you recall how you felt as you waited? Forgotten? Discouraged? Hopeless or angry even? Sometimes we find hope in silence....
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Malachi 4:5-6, Matthew 2:1-6 God’s people have experienced great waiting and silence from God. Between Malachi and Matthew, four hundred years passed in the Holy Land, a time with no prophets and what seemed like silence from the Lord. What’s the longest you have ever waited in prayer? What was the situation? Can you recall how you felt as you waited? Forgotten? Discouraged? Hopeless or angry even? Sometimes we find hope in silence....
Our opening passage is Philippians 3:12-21Paul says he is pressing on toward the goal. He refuses to look back, and he strains to move forward to fulfill God’s plan for his life. He wants to accomplish all Christ had in mind for him when he “took hold” of him on the Damascus Road. When Christ took hold of you, He too had a great deal in mind for you and your life. What does it mean for you personally to refuse to look back, but to “press on to take hold of that for whi...
Devotionals on the Go
Malachi 4:5-6, Matthew 2:1-6 God’s people have experienced great waiting and silence from God. Between Malachi and Matthew, four hundred years passed in the Holy Land, a time with no prophets and what seemed like silence from the Lord. What’s the longest you have ever waited in prayer? What was the situation? Can you recall how you felt as you waited? Forgotten? Discouraged? Hopeless or angry even? Sometimes we find hope in silence....
