Archive - October, 2009

Read and not believe

October 16, 2009 in personal with 0 Comments

Scripture of the Day:

John 5:39-40

39 You diligently study the Scriptures because you think that by them you possess eternal life. These are the Scriptures that testify about me, 40 yet you refuse to come to me to have life.

Interesting that Jesus talks about people who study the Scriptures that talk about him, but won’t come to Jesus to get the eternal life they’re looking for.  This reminds me that even in studying the Bible we can miss out on the big picture.  Where’s our focus today?

in Christ,

Isaiah

I must decrease

October 15, 2009 in personal with 1 Comment

Scripture of the Day:
John 3:30
He must become greater; I must become less.

May I become less as HE becomes greater, each and every day.
in Christ,

Isaiah

Come and See

October 14, 2009 in personal with 1 Comment

Scripture of the Day:

John 1:46
46″Nazareth! Can anything good come from there?” Nathanael asked.
“Come and see,” said Philip.

Come and see…

in Christ,

Isaiah

2 Wave invites left

October 9, 2009 in personal with 2 Comments

I have two Google Wave invites left.  If you want one, comment…

First come, first serve.

Update: All gone.  Thanks for playing.

in Christ,

Isaiah

paper or pixels?

October 8, 2009 in personal with 2 Comments

I haven’t posted for some time, and rather than give you a long list of excuses… I thought I’d just write a new post.

Lately I’ve been reading my paper Bible far more than my electronic versions of the Bible.  There’s just something about paper and the heft of a book, and the feel of underlining a verse in “real” life.  I underline and highlight verses on my electronic versions and it just isn’t the same.

So, my question to you is this:  Do you prefer reading the Bible in paper form, pixel form, or a combination of both?

I’ll admit that I’m both, when I’m laying in bed at night, it is much easier to read on my iPod touch, which doesn’t require a seperate light and physically changing pages…

So… Paper, pixel or both?

in Christ,

Isaiah