Recap & Review: Prophecies and Promises

Posted On May 12, 2024

“Call to me and I will answer you
and tell you great and unsearchable things you do not know.”

Jeremiah 33:3 NIV

During the months of May through August, we are taking a break from the Awakening story to review some old posts that are related to the doctrines and topics we have been discussing. (This would also be a great time to catch up on the story if you missed any chapters: Click here for Quick Links to Chapters 1-9.) This week, I’m sharing a link to a post I wrote back in 2020 with a focus on faith, promises, and prophecy.

Click here to read Prophecies and Promises

We can often gain valuable insight by going back and looking at something a second time. If you’re anything like me, you may be amazed at the new ways God speaks to you through an “old” passage. I plan to work on Part II of Awakening over the summer and have a new chapter ready to share on September 1. In the meantime, I hope reviewing these old posts will bless you in new ways!

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  • Doorway featured image by Sean Wareing from Pixabay
  • Bible with Magnifying Glass image created using Midjourney Bot AI image generator, midjourney.com
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Christa

My vision for Wondertakings was to create a devotional blog for "nerdy" Christians like me. I do believe, as Socrates said, that wisdom begins in wonder. So I love to read or watch anything that inspires wonder and figure out what I can learn from it. I view it all through a Christian lens. I believe that God can and does speak through many sources in many ways, even if those speaking are not aware of it. I am not an expert in theology or religious studies. My goal with this blog is simply to share what I've learned as a fellow student and sinner in the Christian walk. My hope and my prayer is that by doing so I may be able to help someone else. In Deuteronomy 5:33 (NLT), we are told: "Stay on the path that the Lord your God has commanded you to follow. Then you will live long and prosperous lives. . . ." So in the words of Moses (and Spock), live long and prosper, my friends!