I like to start everyday with a prayer based on a psalm And I’m glad that you can join me today. Psalm and Prayer can be heard on iTunes, Blog Talk Radio, Stitcher and Tune In. follow this podcast and wake up to a prayer to calm your heart 6 days a week You can send us your prayer requests on facebook and twitter or email psalmandprayer@gmail.com If you subscribe to Kindle Unlimited, every prayer is available for free. If you don’t have kindle unlimited, that’s okay. Each prayer is free for the first 5 days.Read more »
I like to start everyday with a prayer based on a psalm And I’m glad that you can join me today. Psalm and Prayer can be heard on iTunes, Blog Talk Radio, Stitcher and Tune In. follow this podcast and wake up to a prayer to calm your heart 6 days a week You can send us your prayer requests on facebook and twitter or email psalmandprayer@gmail.com If you subscribe to Kindle Unlimited, every prayer is available for free. If you don’t have kindle unlimited, that’s okay. Each prayer is free for the first 5 days.Read Less
I’m Chris Mann and this is Psalm and Prayer. Today we’re looking at John chapter 6. We’re going to discuss Jesus’ compassion for His followers and how we should follow Him with our hearts and not our stomachs. Last week, we discussed foreshadowing in the bible. Those little clues that seem out of place but lead to a big plot twist later on. For example, your reading a book and the author describes a water spot on the ceiling. Then a few chapters later a pipe bursts and water floods the house. At the end of John chapter 6, we see a great example of this. Jesus is talking with his disciples and says the phrase: “Have I not chosen you, the twelve?” and here’s the foreshadow: “Yet one of you is the devil!” This statement doesn’t make any sense on it’s own and is very out of place. But later in the book of John, during the last supper, we read how satan entered Judas, who then betrayed Jesus, which leads to Jesus being arrested, which leads to Jesus’ death on the cross, which leads to Jesus being resurrected, which leads to God’s perfect plan. Let’s keep this conversation going. Send me your thoughts at psalmandprayer@gmail.com