You cannot fix the past. You cannot rewrite yesterday’s conversation, undo that decision, reclaim the missed opportunity, or erase the words that should never have been spoken. No amount of regret changes history. There are no reparations that make injustice equal. No payment can restore a lost childhood. No apology can bring back a life.Continue reading “You Cannot Fix the Past”
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Saturday in the Word | The Gospel Arrives in Rome (Acts 28)
Today, our Simple Bible Reading Plan brings us to the final chapter of Acts. It’s fitting that Luke doesn’t end with a dramatic conclusion. Instead, he ends with an open door. The Apostle Paul has survived storms, imprisonment, false accusations, shipwreck, and even a venomous snake bite. Through it all, one truth has remained constant: God keepsContinue reading “Saturday in the Word | The Gospel Arrives in Rome (Acts 28)”
Saturday in the Word | A Faith That Thinks, Searches, and Proclaims
Welcome back to my blog as we continue to work our way through a Simple Bible Reading Plan. The Bible is God’s intentional revelation of Himself. To know God, we need to know His Word. This week we will explore Acts 17, a chapter that feels incredibly relevant to the world we live in today.Continue reading “Saturday in the Word | A Faith That Thinks, Searches, and Proclaims”
