Tag Archives: Temple of God

The Writing on the Wall

Posted on February 17, 2014 by Mark Shields

Reading in Daniel 5, Belshazzar was entertaining a large group of his leaders at a banquet. The mood of Belshazzar was of happiness and of a sense of security because the empire was so great and well protected. No one … Continue reading →

Posted in Daniel | Tagged Arrogance, Babylonian empire, Belshazzar, Christ as Savior, Daniel, Darius the Mede, God, gold and silver goblets, Grace, Idols, Nebuchadnezzar, Pride, Temple of God | 4 Comments

Questions for Reflection – Psalm 107 – 109

Posted on April 3, 2013 by Mark Shields

Over the last few weeks, the journey has taken me through 1 Chronicles 24 – 29. Some of the main lessons learned were that a lot of planning and organizing goes into a project. David wanted very much to build … Continue reading →

Posted in 1 Chronicles | Tagged Bible, book of psalms, Daily Devotional, David, God, God’s purpose, Holy Spirit, HolySpirit, Israel, Jesus, Journey, journey through the bible, Lessons, Organizing, personal treasure, Planning, Prayer, Psalm, Psalms, psalms 107, Solomon, Temple of God, Treasures in Heaven | 8 Comments

Conditions for Success

Posted on March 27, 2013 by Mark Shields

David speaks to the leaders of Israel in 1 Chronicles 28 explaining that he wanted very much to build a house as a place of rest for the Ark of the Covenant of the Lord (v. 2). Even though he … Continue reading →

Posted in 1 Chronicles | Tagged Abundance, Ark of the Covenant, bible card, Christ, Confidence, Courage, David, God, God’s Resources, gospel temple, HolySpirit, Israel, Lessons, Plan, Prayer, Purpose, purpose god, Solomon, Strength, strength and courage, Success, Temple, Temple of God, true temple | 3 Comments

Questions for Reflection – 1 Chronicles 20-23

Posted on March 10, 2013 by Mark Shields

Over the last few weeks, the journey has taken me through 1 Chronicles 17–19. I studied about David who was in search for a place to put the Arc of the Covenant but God gave David a different plan. Many … Continue reading →