In light of the 2020 chaos, my commentary segment #183: Don't Cross Flooding Water! centres on Proverbs 27:4 and its admonition regarding anger. The complete commentary, as well as the series of segments, are available on Studies in the Book of Proverbs.
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QUESTION: What can we as parents teach our children about living godly lives today? - March, 2019
Answer: Nothing can beat the reality of God-given wisdom from Solomon in Proverbs 1:1-9:18. Children should learn how to wisely live life, and what pitfalls to avoid. Wisdom stands, and wisdom speaks; there are five ways a "proverb" helps (Proverbs 1:2-4). ... Read More of my QA on Ques…
It's impossible to have a “Thanksgiving” unless there is someone to thank! The Apostle Paul wrote: “I thank God, whom I serve with a pure conscience, as my forefathers did, as without ceasing I remember you in my prayers night and day” (2 Timothy 1:3). (1) God is the only source of blessings to thank, so: "Blessed is the man who trusts in the LORD, And whose hope is the LORD” (Jere…
QUESTION: What can I do to keep my Christian life in order, when everything around me seems to be changing? - February, 2019
Answer: To be sure, there is a great deal that is changing about our immediate world. A Christian will come out better than before, though. I'm immediately thinking of the biblical words "confidence" and "patience."
1) "Confidence" is based upon trust and re…
QUESTION: With political campaign promises, Internet articles, and "fake news", who can be trusted for the truth?- 8/16/2020
ANSWER: Surrounded by the sinful (Psalm 12:8), King David points out a most disheartening belief in v4: "Our lips are our own; Who is lord over us?" When even sinners abandon speaking truth, there is no confidence in anyone, anything, anywhere. ... Today, Christians shoul…
My commentary for Psalm 125, Those Who Trust in God, is available in Devotions from Psalms, in Commentaries.
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Question: Why Is there so much to fear?
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ANSWER: Because the wicked are in charge of the media which promotes it!
Proverbs 10:24-25: “The fear of the wicked will come upon him, And the desire of the righteous will be granted. When the whirlwind passes by, the wicked is no more, But the righteous has an everlasting foundation.”
Wicked people have more reason to live in fe…
My commentary #140 on Proverbs 19:10, Robbing Hoods and Zero Sum Philosophy, is available in Studies in the book of Proverbs in Commentaries.
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My commentary for Psalm 34, Wonderful Security in Fearing God, is available in Devotions from Psalms, in Commentaries.
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My commentary #115 on Proverbs 16:27-29, Neighborhood Watch, is available in Studies in the book of Proverbs in Commentaries.
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My commentary #147 on Proverbs 20:20, The Damnable Generation, is available in Studies in the book of Proverbs in Commentaries.
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My commentary for Psalm 22, I Will Praise You, is available in Devotions from Psalms, in Commentaries.
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My commentary #68 on Proverbs 13:13, Pick One: Despise Or Fear God's Word, is available in Studies in the book of Proverbs in Commentaries.
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My commentary #44 on Proverbs 11:20-21, Is Anything "Right" or "Wrong"? is available in Studies in the book of Proverbs in Commentaries.
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My commentary for Psalm 135, Which God Should We Worship?, is available in Devotions from Psalms, in Commentaries.
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My commentary for Psalm 73, Why Do the Wicked Prosper?, is available in Devotions from Psalms, in Commentaries.
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My commentary for Psalm 20, Best Wishes and Resolutions, is available in Devotions from Psalms, in Commentaries.
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My commentary for Psalm 28, God, We Need You, is available in Devotions from Psalms, in Commentaries.
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In light of a recent Words of Wisdom, my commentary for Psalm 7, Beware of What You Start, is available in Devotions from Psalms, in Commentaries.
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My commentary for Psalm 62, Confidence in God, My Refuge, is available in Devotions from Psalms, in Commentaries.
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