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Peter and the others were asleep. But they woke up and saw the glory of Jesus. They also saw the two men that were standing with Jesus. When Moses and Elijah were leaving,Peter said, "Master, it is good that we are here. We will put three tents here--one for you, one for Moses, and one for Elijah." (Peter did not know what he was saying.) While Peter was saying these things, a cloud came all around them. Peter,James, and John became afraid when the cloud covered them.
Luke 9:32-34 (ERV)
KEY THOUGHT:
I can identify with Peter, can't you? He wakes up and sees a
once-in-a-lifetime event and does not know what to do or say. Humility
and awe would suggest that he remain silent and take his cue from
Jesus. Instead, Peter talks when it is really a time of silence.
However, his impertinent and shallow comments are put in their place as
the event humbles him into silent terror. Reverence, awe, and listening
are the proper responses to a glorious glimpse of Jesus in all of his
glory!
TODAY'S PRAYER:
O gracious heavenly Father, please forgive my compulsion to speak when
I should be reverently silent. Humble me gently and help me see my
proper response in the presence of your glorious Son with whom there is
no equal, rival, or comparison. In Jesus' name I pray. Amen.
Blessings!
Come on in and take a break for bit..Grab a cup of Coffee or Tea and relax.We all need to have a down time...A break from daily pressures....
Come and allow the Spirit of God to refresh
and strengthen you,as you have this quiet time...Enjoy a good book or magazine from our Library online;do your daily bible reading;have a devotional time. We will add new books and more as we go, so come back often, May The Peace Of God flow be upon you, within you and around you In Jesus Name..."Lay aside all your burdens at the feet of Jesus, he loves you so"
Would you like to read through the Bible in the order in which it was written? If so, this Bible reading sequence will give you a new sense of the unfolding history and revelation of scripture. God did not write the books of the Bible as they are presented in our Bibles. Therefore, the reading sequence starts with the oldest books written in both the Old and New Testaments and then continues to the last one written. You may want to split your reading between the morning and the evening. Whatever approach you choose, take time to ask, "What does this show me about God?"
