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Memorial Church of Christ is a fellow sojourning church we often fellowship with by planning and running youth camps, reaching out together to a hurting world, and we honor them in this blog post because like Israel in Numbers 9, they “Follow the Cloud.”
Numbers 8 has a good idea: retire at 50! But Greg Taylor, who just turned 50 says “not so fast, there’s something else in the text that the Levites were to do at that age.” Read today’s blog to find out what they were called to do after the age of 50.
In contemporary worship as in ancient worship, we are in danger of missing God amidst all the stuff, at risk of confusing God and gold. Read today’s blog and find out what Numbers 7 says about the stuff of worship and the amazing nugget of truth at the end of the chapter, as we mine the depths of scripture in The Journey Bible Project.
Do you say, “Have a blessed day”? Is this really a blessing from God? Maybe it’s time to revise your understanding of what it means to give and receive the blessing of God! Read this important blog by Greg Taylor about the true meaning of blessing from Numbers 6.
Pam Arlund challenges us to ask, “What in the world is God doing, and how can I be a part of this great and glorious work of God?!”
The Journey appreciates The Bible Project for producing these excellent videos to introduce the Bible books, and we have placed them on our web site by permission from The Bible Project.
New writer to the Journey Bible Project blog, Mark Manassee, deals with one of the first difficult passages of Romans, and helps us understand what Paul means by God “giving people up.”
Leviticus has stopped untold numbers of Bible readers in their tracks. But with today’s blog we finish Leviticus. See in today’s blog how God loves forever. Then we’re moving on to Numbers and Romans.
Jubilee is an important concept found first in Leviticus. The idea is that land should return back to the tribal collective after 50 years, so people don’t really buy land but lease it until the Jubilee year. Why? Because all land belongs to God who made it! Read more about Jubilee in today’s Journey Bible Project blog.
New writer to the Journey Bible Project blog, Mark Manassee, senior minister for the Culver Palms Church of Christ, shares reflections of the Apostle Paul’s magnum opus, the letter to the Romans.
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