Day 76 Today’s Reading: John 8 In Christian Letters to a Post-Christian World, renowned English writer, Dorothy Sayers, aimed some powerful words at religious people who have watered down the Son of God and made Jesus accommodating: The people who hanged Christ never accused Him of being a bore; on the contrary, they thought Him
Day 75 Today’s Reading: John 7 Not many young people would know the radio show or his iconic voice, but some years ago, 21 million Americans would tune in on their radios to hear from the most listened-to voice in America. They would hold their breath in suspense as the storyteller recounted a true story
Day 74 Today’s Reading: John 6 The Christian life is a journey, not an arrival. As part of that journey, we all have to do hard but noble stuff at some point: • tell someone about Jesus• say no to something we used to say yes to• end a toxic relationship• decide to tithe As
Day 73 Today’s Reading: John 5 Today we land on John 5, an up-close view to a phenomenon of miracle healing waters called the waters of Bethesda. When the waters moved, the first in the pool got healed. Here’s the first part of the story: After these things there was a feast of the Jews,
Day 72 Today’s Reading: John 4 The average American is exposed to between four thousand and ten thousand commercial messages every day. But it’s truth that is a rarity. We have opinions but not truth. One of my friends put it this way: “Everyone is entitled to their own opinion, but not everyone is entitled